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    The document presents a formula for calculating carbon equivalent and references maximum percentages of elements in two steel alloys. It also provides minimum yield strengths, tensile strengths, and element percentages for evaluating two grades of steel.

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    CARBON EQUIVALENT

    (Mn) 6

    (Cr + Mo + V) (Ni + Cu) + 5 15

    C (Carbon) Mn (Manganese) Cr (Chromium) Mo (Mollybdenum) V (Vanadium) Ni (Nickel) Cu (Copper)

    CE =

    0
    FOR REFERENCE ONLY : MS-011252 (Max.) % 0.30 1.60 0.04 0.04 0.40 MS-011253 (Max.) % 0.30 1.60 0.04 0.04 0.50

    C (Carbon) Mn (Manganese) P (Phosphorous) S (Sulfur) Si (Silicon) Cu (Copper) Ni (Nickel) Cr (Chromium) Mo (Molybdenum) V (Vanadium) N (Nitrogen) CE (Carbon Equivalent)
    Minimum YIELD STRENGTH KSI (MPA) Mininum TENSILE STRENGTH KSI (MPA)

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    N/A 0.45 30KSI (205 MPA)

    0.50 50KSI (345 MPA)

    48KSI (330MPA)

    60KSI (415MPA)

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