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    The document explains the European standards EN 10025 and EN 10027 for structural steel grades. It describes the designations used for steel group, treatment conditions, mechanical characteristics, and special requirements. Letters and numbers are used to identify properties like steel type, minimum yield strength, impact test temperature, and reduction of area. An example designation of EN 10025 : S275J0H is explained, breaking down that the EN indicates European standard, S is structural steel, 275 is the minimum yield strength in MPa, J0 indicates an impact test of 27 joules minimum at 0°C, and H indicates it is hollow section steel.

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    The document explains the European standards EN 10025 and EN 10027 for structural steel grades. It describes the designations used for steel group, treatment conditions, mechanical characteristics, and special requirements. Letters and numbers are used to identify properties like steel type, minimum yield strength, impact test temperature, and reduction of area. An example designation of EN 10025 : S275J0H is explained, breaking down that the EN indicates European standard, S is structural steel, 275 is the minimum yield strength in MPa, J0 indicates an impact test of 27 joules minimum at 0°C, and H indicates it is hollow section steel.

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    The document explains the European standards EN 10025 and EN 10027 for structural steel grades. It describes the designations used for steel group, treatment conditions, mechanical characteristics, and special requirements. Letters and numbers are used to identify properties like steel type, minimum yield strength, impact test temperature, and reduction of area. An example designation of EN 10025 : S275J0H is explained, breaking down that the EN indicates European standard, S is structural steel, 275 is the minimum yield strength in MPa, J0 indicates an impact test of 27 joules minimum at 0°C, and H indicates it is hollow section steel.

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    Structural steel grade designations according to EN-10025 & EN-10027

    according to EN 10027-1: 2005, EN 10025-2: 2004, EN 10025-4: 2004

    Treatment conditions

    Steel group

    structural steel

    Mechanical characteristics

    XXX

    thermomechanical rolling

    normalised rolling

    AR

    as rolled

    min. yield strength in MPa

    example

    EN 10025-2:

    355

    J2

    Mechanical characteristics

    min. 40 J

    Temp. C

    JR

    KR

    20

    J0

    K0

    J2

    K2

    -20

    Z15

    min. 15% reduction of area

    Z25

    min. 25% reduction of area

    Z35

    min. 35 % reduction of area

    Physical characteristics - group 2

    for low temperatures

    thermomechanical rolling

    normalised rolling

    weathering

    example

    Special requirements

    notch toughness

    min. 27 J

    Z35

    EN 10025-4:

    S 355 ML

    Explanation of the EN 10025 - 10027 specifications


    The latest European Standards incorporate numbers and letters which identify the Properties of the various
    grades within the Standard. A typical Specification example might be:- EN 10025 : S275J0H.

    EN indicates that it holds the status of a European Standard.


    10025 indicates the number of the relevant Standard.
    Next is a Letter denoting the type of steel, followed by a number, being the characteristic Yield Strength in
    N/mm2 or the specified Minimum Tensile Strength in N/mm2.
    G =

    Steel Castings.

    S =

    Structural Steels.

    The Number = minimum yield strength for smallest thickness.

    P =

    Pressure Vessel Steels.

    The Number = minimum yield strength for smallest thickness.

    L =

    Linepipe Steels.

    The Number = minimum yield strength for smallest thickness.

    E =

    Engineering Steels.

    The Number = minimum yield strength for smallest thickness.

    B =

    Steels for Reinforcing Concrete.

    The Number = characteristic yield strength.

    Y =

    Steels for prestressing concrete. The Number = minimum tensile strength.

    R =

    Steels for or in the form of Rails. The Number = minimum tensile strength.

    H =

    Steels for Cold Rolled Flat Products of high strength steels for Cold Forming.
    The Number = characteristic yield strength.

    D =

    Flat Products for Cold Forming (except H).


    Followed by C for Cold Rolled, D for Hot Rolled products for direct Cold Forming and X for
    non specified rolled condition.

    T =

    Tinmill Products.

    M =

    Electrical Steels.

    JR

    indicates that the Charpy Impact Test was conducted to 27 joules minimum at room temperature.

    J0

    indicates that the Impact Test was performed to 27 joules minimum at 0C.

    J2

    indicates that the Impact Test was performed to 27 joules minimum at 20C.

    K2

    indicates that the Impact Test was performed to 40 joules minimum at 20C.

    G3

    indicates delivery conditions are at the manufacturers discretion.

    The last letter, if applicable:


    H

    indicates Hollow Section.

    indicates qualities with specified minimum values of impact energy at a temp. of 50C.

    indicates Thermomechanically rolled feedstock material.

    indicates Normalised or Normalised Rolled Feedstock material.

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