Bolt fracture issue

2021-08-31View Original

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A 304 stainless steel bolt broke. The metallographic examination shows that there are no noticeable carbides along the grain boundaries. Can it be said that the carbon content of this bolt meets the standard? Or can this indicate that the bolt has undergone solution treatment?

Reply #22021-08-31

Do a chemical analysis! Metallographic inspection!

Reply #32021-08-31

Why not analyze it from a physical, mechanical perspective? It is recommended to send photos of the broken bolt site for reference.

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