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Steel 25X13H2

25Cr13Ni2 Steel

Steel 25Cr13N2: Handbook of steels and alloys. Below is systematized information on the purpose, chemical composition, types of supply, substitutes, critical point temperature, physical, mechanical, technological and foundry properties for the grade — Steel 25Cr13N2.

General information on steel 25Cr13N2

Type of delivery
Round 25х13Н2, ground rod 25х13Н2 GOST 18907−73, TU 14−1-721−73.
Application
Parts with high ductility, shock loads (valves of hydraulic presses, household items), as well as products exposed to slightly aggressive media (precipitation, aqueous solutions of salts of organic acids at room temperature, etc.). Steel is corrosion-resistant martensitic class.

Chemical composition of steel 25Х13Н2

Chemical element %
Silicon (Si), not more 0.5
Manganese (Mn) 0.8−1.2
Copper (Cu), not more than 0.30
Nickel (Ni) 1.5−2.0
Sulfur (S) 0.15−0.25
Titanium (Ti), not more than 0.2
Carbon (C) 0.2−0.3
Phosphorus (P) 0.08−0.15
Chrome (Cr) 12.0−14.0

Mechanical properties of steel 25Cr13Ni2

Mechanical properties depending on tempering temperature

t tempering temperature, °C σB, MPa δ5, % HRCe
Hardening 1030−1050°C, air.
200 1620 3 55
300 1590 7 54
400 1530 3 53
500 1470 3 51
600 1220 6 39
700 730 9 30
800 710 9 27

Mechanical properties of the bar

Heat treatment, delivery condition Section, mm σB, MPa δ5, % HRCe
Grinding rods machined to the specified strength 1−30 690−980    
Annealed bars >5      
Annealed   830 10 25−27

Technological properties of steel 25Cr13Ni2

Forging temperature
The beginning 1150, the end 800. Cooling is carried out slowly in furnaces.

Physical properties of steel 25Cr13Ni2

Test temperature, °С 20 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
Steel density, pn, kg/m3 7680                  
Thermal conductivity coefficient W/(m — °C) 18 19 20 22 24          
Test temperature,°C 20−100 20−200 20−300 20−400 20−500 20−600 20−700 20−800 20−900 20−1000
Coefficient of linear expansion (a, 10−6 1/°C) 11.6 12.0 12.4 12.8