Steel 15H1M1F
Designation
Description
15H1M1 °F steel is used: for the manufacture of tubes; tubes of superheaters, steam pipelines and collectors installations with high pressure, long operating at temperatures up to +585 °C; the equipment and pipelines of nuclear power plants (NPP); of billets intended for the manufacture of seamless cold, warm, hot-wrought, including hot-pressed and hot-pressed reduced pipes for steam boilers and pipelines, installations with high and supercritical steam parameters; fabrication by hot forging, welded pipe, fittings piping and stamp-welded fittings.
Standards
Chemical composition
Fe is the basis.
According to TU 14-3R-55-2001, TU 14-1-1529-2003 and TU 14-3-460-2003 for steel made by scrap-process or from cuprous ores, the mass fraction of residual copper and nickel is allowed up to 0.30 % of each. A technological addition of rare earth elements is allowed to improve the quality of the metal. For steel smelted in electric furnaces, the mass fraction of carbon should be 0.11-0.16%, manganese 0.60-0.90%.
According to TU 1301-039-00212179-2010 the chemical composition is given for steel grade 15H1M1F-III. The content of each impurity element, not regulated by the table, is allowed up to 0.050%.
According to TU 108-874-2012 the chemical composition is given for steel grade 15H1M1F. The presence of rare-earth elements in steel is not a defective feature. The content of manganese in steel is allowed up to 0.90%. Permissible deviations in chemical composition: by carbon + 0,020 / -0,010%, by silicon ± 0,030%, by manganese -0,020%, by chromium ± 0,10%, by molybdenum + 0,050 / -0,020%, by vanadium ± 0,020%.
According to TU 108.11.888-87 the chemical composition is given for steel grade 15H1M1F. The technological additive REM is allowed up to 0.20% by calculation. The content of manganese in steel is allowed up to 0.90%. Permissible deviations in chemical composition: carbon ± 0.010%, silicon ± 0.030%, manganese -0.020%, chromium ± 0.10%, molybdenum ± 0.050%, vanadium ± 0.020%, nickel ± 0.050%. After processing the steel on OSRV, the total content of sulfur and phosphorus in the steel should not be more than 0.030%.
According to TU 14-3R-55-2001, TU 14-1-1529-2003 and TU 14-3-460-2003 for steel made by scrap-process or from cuprous ores, the mass fraction of residual copper and nickel is allowed up to 0.30 % of each. A technological addition of rare earth elements is allowed to improve the quality of the metal. For steel smelted in electric furnaces, the mass fraction of carbon should be 0.11-0.16%, manganese 0.60-0.90%.
According to TU 1301-039-00212179-2010 the chemical composition is given for steel grade 15H1M1F-III. The content of each impurity element, not regulated by the table, is allowed up to 0.050%.
According to TU 108-874-2012 the chemical composition is given for steel grade 15H1M1F. The presence of rare-earth elements in steel is not a defective feature. The content of manganese in steel is allowed up to 0.90%. Permissible deviations in chemical composition: by carbon + 0,020 / -0,010%, by silicon ± 0,030%, by manganese -0,020%, by chromium ± 0,10%, by molybdenum + 0,050 / -0,020%, by vanadium ± 0,020%.
According to TU 108.11.888-87 the chemical composition is given for steel grade 15H1M1F. The technological additive REM is allowed up to 0.20% by calculation. The content of manganese in steel is allowed up to 0.90%. Permissible deviations in chemical composition: carbon ± 0.010%, silicon ± 0.030%, manganese -0.020%, chromium ± 0.10%, molybdenum ± 0.050%, vanadium ± 0.020%, nickel ± 0.050%. After processing the steel on OSRV, the total content of sulfur and phosphorus in the steel should not be more than 0.030%.