Difference between SPV450 and SPV410 steel plate

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SPV450 and SPV410 are Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS G3115) steel plates designed for pressure vessels and boilers, suitable for intermediate temperatures, with SPV450 having a higher minimum yield strength (around 450 MPa) than SPV410 (around 410 MPa), both offering good weldability for heavy-duty applications in the oil, gas, and chemical industries, used in reactors, heat exchangers, and storage tanks.

 

Chemical Composition

 

SPV410Chemical Composition

Grade

The Element Max (%)

C

Si

Mn

P

S

SPV410

0.18

0.75

1.60

0.030

0.030

 

SPV450Chemical Composition

Grade

The Element Max (%)

C

Si

Mn

P

S

SPV450

0.18

0.75

1.60

0.030

0.030

 

 

Mechanical Property

 

Grade

 

SPV410 Mechanical Property

Thickness

Yield

Tensile

Elongation

SPV410

mm

Min Mpa

Mpa

Min %

6-50

410

550-670

12%

50-100

390

550-670

16%

100-200

370

550-670

18%

 

Grade

 

SPV450 Mechanical Property

Thickness

Yield

Tensile

Elongation

SPV450

mm

Min Mpa

Mpa

Min %

6-50

450

570-700

19%

50-100

430

570-700

26%

100-200

410

570-700

20%

 

Key Characteristics

Standard: JIS G3115 (Pressure Vessel Plates for Intermediate Temperature Service).

Application: Ideal for manufacturing pressure vessels, boilers, heat exchangers, reactors, and storage tanks.

Industry: Widely used in petroleum, chemical, and power generation sectors.

Weldability: Good weldability, crucial for safe construction of high-pressure equipment.

SPV410

Yield Strength: Minimum 410 MPa (may vary slightly with thickness).

Tensile Strength: Typically 550-670 MPa (for thinner plates).

Impact Test: Subjected to low-temperature impact tests (e.g., 41 Joules at -10°C).

SPV450

Yield Strength: Minimum 450 MPa.

Tensile Strength: Typically 570-700 MPa.

Heat Treatment: Often requires normalization during rolling.