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Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

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Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

(OP)
..Could someone help with info., software, tables, site, etc giving equivalence of russian materials for pressure vessels and piping (plates piping,forgings and bolting...filler materials)

I am interested in ASTM and or European materials.

By equivalent I mean mechanical: strength, resilience( and chemical composition).

Which type of certification do they require for materials in the Russian Federation ?

RE: Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

Go to this web site and see what they have. Several of the lite books may help you but you may need to purchase the entire book (if applicable). One that comes to mind is the Black Book Eurolite.

http://www.casti.ca/

RE: Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

(OP)
Do you a have a specific Casti book in mind ??

...I have almost all the Casti books... there is no big information about Russian steels or their ASTM equivalent !!

RE: Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

DEARS,
I do ask for STEEL 37 ,STEEL 44 &STEEL 52
And thier EQUivalents (ISO or yours)

Eng.Shawkat EL Banna
 
 

RE: Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

None of my comparison references have any listing for Steel XX under Gost/Goct. I'll have to admit that they are by no means complete.

I think you are looking for ST 37-x; ST 44-x; ST 52-x which are steels that fall under DIN standards based on the product forms. These steels are mainly Carbon Steels used for all product forms and made everywhere.

If you do a Google search, say on ST 44 you will get more information than you can handle
  

RE: Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

you can find this in the "Stahlschlussel" (Key of Steels)

RE: Steels= Russian equivalent to ASTM and SA materials

I also understand that the TEMA 9th Edition just out right now [http://www.tema.org/highlig8.html], has some infornmation in the form of a table regarding equivalent materials. this might help.

reg,

Jehan

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