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Steel Designation to BS EN 10025

Steel Designation to BS EN 10025

Steel Designation to BS EN 10025

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Structural steel is often specified to BS EN 10025 in the UK.  A typical designation would be S275J2G3 for a 275 N/mm2 yield strength steel.  The code originally came in to being in 1993 and was replaced in 2004.  My question is what does the term 'G3' indicate as I cannot see it in the code.  The J terms are indicative of Charpy impact results at different temperatures.

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