ThyssenKrupp COR-TEN B Structural Steel                                                                Page 1 of 2
ThyssenKrupp COR-TEN B Structural Steel
 Categories: Metal; Ferrous Metal; Alloy Steel; Carbon Steel; Low Carbon Steel
 Material     This Material Specification applies to plates up to 50 mm in thickness made from COR-TEN B.
 Notes:
              Definition: Weathering means that due to its chemical composition the COR-TEN B steel, when
              utilized unprotected, exhibits increased resistance to atmospheric corrosion compared to
              unalloyed steels. This is because it forms a protective layer on its surface under the influence of
              the weather. The layer protecting the surface develops and regenerates continuously when
              subjected to the influence of the weather. In general the covering layer offers protection against
              atmospheric corrosion in industrial, urban and country-side climate. In cases of particular air
              pollution by aggressive agents conventional surface protection is recommended. Coating is
              absolutely necessary in cases of contact with water for long periods, when permanently exposed
              to moisture, or if it is to be used in the vicinity of the sea. The susceptibility of paint coats to
              undercreepage by rust is less in the case of weathering steel than in the case of comparable
              non-weathering steel.
              Application: The steel is used for various types of welded, bolted and riveted constructions e.g.
              steel frame structures, bridges, tanks and containers, exhaust systems, vehicles and equipment
              constructions.
              Information Provided by Thyssen Krupp
 Key Words: S355J2W+N; EN 1.8965
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 Mechanical                             Metric                   English                              Comments
 Properties
 Tensile Strength @            470 - 630 MPa          68200 - 91400 psi
 Break                      @Thickness 16.0 mm         @Thickness 0.630 in
                               470 - 630 MPa          68200 - 91400 psi
                       @Thickness 16.0 - 50.0 mm @Thickness 0.630 - 1.97 in
 Tensile Strength @               >= 345 MPa                >= 50000 psi
 Yield                 @Thickness 16.0 - 50.0 mm @Thickness 0.630 - 1.97 in
                                  >= 355 MPa                >= 51500 psi
                            @Thickness 16.0 mm         @Thickness 0.630 in
 Elongation at Break                    20.0 %                    20.0 %
                            @Thickness 16.0 mm         @Thickness 0.630 in
                                        20.0 %                    20.0 %
                       @Thickness 16.0 - 50.0 mm @Thickness 0.630 - 1.97 in
 Charpy Impact                           27.0 J                 19.9 ft-lb
                            @Thickness 10.0 mm,        @Thickness 0.394 in,
                            Temperature -20.0 °C       Temperature -4.00 °F
 Component                              Metric                   English                              Comments
 Elements
 Properties
 Carbon, C                        <= 0.160 %                <= 0.160 %
 Chromium, Cr                 0.400 - 0.650 %           0.400 - 0.650 %
 Copper, Cu                   0.250 - 0.400 %           0.250 - 0.400 %
 Manganese, Mn                 0.800 - 1.25 %            0.800 - 1.25 %
 Nickel, Ni                       <= 0.400 %                <= 0.400 %
 Phosphorous, P                  <= 0.0300 %               <= 0.0300 %
 Silicon, Si                  0.300 - 0.500 %           0.300 - 0.500 %
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ThyssenKrupp COR-TEN B Structural Steel                                                                                                Page 2 of 2
 Sulfur, S                             <= 0.0300 %                    <= 0.0300 %
 Vanadium, V                       0.0200 - 0.100 %               0.0200 - 0.100 %
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