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  1. MetalGuy10

    SMLS Pipe surface defect

    svi; Unfortunately, politics with suppliers often play a role in a failure investigation. From your comment, “Yes, I would have approached the manufacturer. But since the defect has been reported to them and the pipe lot taken off the project. The whole thing becomes political than anything...
  2. MetalGuy10

    ASTM A1011 VS Mil 12479550 Table M1 Carbon Steels

    Polaris Rush I looked up the spec you referenced, and I located table M1. The table does reference A569 grades 30/50. Spec A1011 was created about year 2000 and replaced several specs including A569. A1011 is a hot strip spec that is good up to about .230 inches thickness. It appears that...
  3. MetalGuy10

    Standardization of DI Calculation for Ordering Steel

    Thanks, steelmtllrgst I agree with you comments, "Agree it would be nice if the "standards were more standardized", if that makes any sense at all... ". So I gave you a Star! I understand your frustration; in a former life, I worked in the specifications department at a steel mill that made...
  4. MetalGuy10

    Standardization of DI Calculation for Ordering Steel

    Thanks for the inf0 SWALL, I gave you a star. I looked up the spec on IHS standards and the cost is about $63 for a down load. The IHS website comments on the spec are noted below. "Attendantly, the ability to predict hardenability from chemical composition has become increasingly important...
  5. MetalGuy10

    Standardization of DI Calculation for Ordering Steel

    DI calculations for harden ability are useful for determining the max material thickness which will have sufficient through wall hardening. Is there a standardized DI calculation that can be place into the specifications that are used for ordering material, or does the purchaser have to specify...
  6. MetalGuy10

    9Cr1Mo corrosion resistance versus 13Cr/420 or 25Cr Duplex

    EdStainless, I always enjoy your comments on stainless. Your correct the application is for oil field work. Guys, Thanks for your input as well.
  7. MetalGuy10

    Low Impact properties of 4130 Steel

    I agree with met engr that you should consider a nickle alloy. A nickle alloy is not cheap, but after all that special processing you may still fall short on impact properties for such a low temperature. The higher cost may also be ofset by avoiding a service failure. I reviewed a few Nickle...
  8. MetalGuy10

    Stress Relieving - AISI1074

    Shankarviyer Your picture of the stamping shows a large variation in “temper colors”. A variation in temper colors often indicates a variation in the cooling rate at both hot and cold rolling mills. Slight variations in temper colors are frequently seen on hot band from many mills. Hot mills...
  9. MetalGuy10

    Stress Relieving - AISI1074

    Shank, As previously mentioned, leveling and flatness are critical. Coils often have edge wave, center buckle, or quarter buckle that is removed with a tension leveler. ASTM A568 has typical flatness requirements for coil and cut the length (sheet), but your coil is definitely not typical...
  10. MetalGuy10

    1020 1/4 hard steel

    Fox9719, Metengr correctly noted that Astm A109 should be used for ordering purpose, but there are a couple of other minor issues you should note that will affect your order acceptance and availability. A109-08 has a max width of 23”. Your order width ( OUR specs..1020 CRS .023 +/- .003 X...
  11. MetalGuy10

    PH Stainless Custom 465 Failure Investigation

    The final cause of the failure was determined to be hydrogen embrittlement. The part failure fracture was intergranular, but the fracture surfaces on a tensile and charpy test sample from the same part, had a much different fracture pattern (SEM eval). The tensile sample had some cup and cone...
  12. MetalGuy10

    9Cr1Mo corrosion resistance versus 13Cr/420 or 25Cr Duplex

    A part was submitted to our lab that was fabricated from 9Cr1Mo that was in an acidizing well environment (HCL was present, exact concentration or buffer unknown, no info on possible H2S) with a temperature around 275 F. The part exhibits massive corrosion as expected. The 9Cr1Mo is a quasi...
  13. MetalGuy10

    SteCal Software 3.0

    I have used SteCal software 3.0 for two years, and I would like to get your input regarding your applications, acceptability of data output, and other software that may be comparable or better. Thanks My impression: The software is not perfect when comparing actual data to predicted results...
  14. MetalGuy10

    Armoloy versus Hard Chrome Plating

    Thanks for the feed back guys. I called to Armoloy and have made some contact to get their imput. The spec on the part was QQ 320 B, class 2. The spec is an old mill spec.
  15. MetalGuy10

    Armoloy versus Hard Chrome Plating

    What is the difference between Armoloy’s chrome electro plating and standard hard chrome electro plating? I have had an inquiry about switching from hard chrome plating to an Armoloy plating. One of the sister branches of my employer have positive comments regarding Armoloy. Armoloy has a web...
  16. MetalGuy10

    PH Stainless Custom 465 Failure Investigation

    I am conducting a failure investigation on a Custom 465, Carpenter alloy. The alloy is newer, late 1990's so their does not appear to be much case histories on failure investigations. The investigation is on a tubing type structure that is used to contain fluids up to 10 KSI preasure. The...
  17. MetalGuy10

    General Corrosion Estimation for various Materials

    Hello, What sources are available for finding the general corrosion rates of carbon steel, stainless, and corrosion resistant alloys in various environments such as Co2, H2S, with different temperature parameters?

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