15What is MrMO? ?

2016-12-12View Original

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15What is MrMO? ?

Reply #22016-12-12

It should be 15CrMo, right?

Reply #32016-12-13

Low-alloy steel (with an overall alloy content of less than 5%), mainly used for pressure pipeline and vessel applications

Reply #42016-12-30

This post was last edited by qugd on 2017-3-12 at 22:44. None of the commonly used steel materials include the one mentioned by the original poster; what element is Mr? It’s not on the periodic table; it’s probably a material from an alien galaxy, so it must be extremely expensive. There is a material called 15CrMo, which is a heat-resistant chromium-molybdenum steel with high strength; it is often used to manufacture seamless tubes. Note that its average carbon content is 0.15%, while the contents of chromium and molybdenum are not high. Be careful not to confuse it with regular chromium-molybdenum steel.

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