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Magnetic properties of Q195
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JohnHH,
What specifically are you looking for? From my quick check on MatWeb, Q195 is a low carbon steel, fairly close in composition to 1012. It should behave like most any low carbon steel. If you are looking for specific B-H data, you will most likely need to have it generated on a sample of the material in question. If you can live with general low carbon steel information, it is generally available and already posted on the site.
-Tony Staples
What specifically are you looking for? From my quick check on MatWeb, Q195 is a low carbon steel, fairly close in composition to 1012. It should behave like most any low carbon steel. If you are looking for specific B-H data, you will most likely need to have it generated on a sample of the material in question. If you can live with general low carbon steel information, it is generally available and already posted on the site.
-Tony Staples
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