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1、Designation: A304 05 (Reapproved 2011)Standard Specification forCarbon and Alloy Steel Bars Subject to End-QuenchHardenability Requirements1This standard is issued under the fixed designation A304; the number immediately following the designation indicates the year oforiginal adoption or, in the cas

2、e of revision, the year of last revision. A number in parentheses indicates the year of last reapproval. Asuperscript epsilon () indicates an editorial change since the last revision or reapproval.This standard has been approved for use by agencies of the Department of Defense.1. Scope*1.1 This spec

3、ification covers hot-worked alloy, carbon, andcarbon-boron steels in a variety of compositions and sizes,which may attain specified depth of hardening in the endquench test. These steel compositions are identified by thesuffix letter “H” added to the conventional grade number.1.2 This specification

4、provides for analyses other than thoselisted under Tables 1 and 2. Special hardenability limits arealso permissible when approved by the purchaser and manu-facturer.1.3 The values stated in inch-pound units are to be regardedas the standard.1.3.1 The values stated in inch-pound units are to beregard

5、ed as standard. No other units of measurement areincluded in this standard.2. Referenced Documents2.1 ASTM Standards:2A29/A29M Specification for Steel Bars, Carbon and Alloy,Hot-Wrought, General Requirements forA108 Specification for Steel Bar, Carbon and Alloy, Cold-FinishedA255 Test Methods for De

6、termining Hardenability of SteelE112 Test Methods for Determining Average Grain SizeE527 Practice for Numbering Metals and Alloys in theUnified Numbering System (UNS)3. Terminology3.1 Definitions of Terms Specific to This Standard:3.1.1 hardenabilitythe relative ability of a steel to hardenunder hea

7、t treatment becomes apparent in the degree to whichthe material hardens when quenched at different cooling rates.It is measured quantitatively, usually by noting the extent ordepth of hardening of a standard size and shape test specimenin a standardized quench. In the “end-quench” test the “depthof

8、hardening” is the distance along the specimen from thequenched end to a given hardness.4. Ordering Information4.1 Orders for material under this specification shouldinclude the following information, in proper sequence:4.1.1 Quantity (weight),4.1.2 Name of material (alloy, carbon, or carbon-boronste

9、el),4.1.3 Cross-sectional shape,4.1.4 Size,4.1.5 Length,4.1.6 Grade,4.1.7 End-quenched hardenability (see Section 9),4.1.8 Report of heat analysis, if desired (see Section 7),4.1.9 Special straightness, if required,4.1.10 ASTM designation and date of issue,4.1.11 End use or special requirements, and

10、4.1.12 Leaded steel, when required.NOTE 1A typical ordering description is as follows: 10 000 lb, alloybars, round, 4.0 in. dia by 10 ft, Grade 1340H, J 40/56 =616 in., heatanalysis required, ASTM A304, dated _, worm gear.4.2 The purchaser shall specify the desired grade, includingthe suffix letter

11、“H,” in accordance with Table 1 or Table 2.4.3 Band limits are shown graphically and as tabulations inFigs. 2-87, inclusive. For specifications purposes, the tabulatedvalues of Rockwell C hardness are used. Values below 20Rockwell C hardness (20 HRC) are not specified because suchvalues are below th

12、e normal range of the C scale. The graphsare shown for convenience in estimating the hardness valuesobtainable at various locations on the end quench test bar andfor various locations in oil or water quenched rounds. The1This specification is under the jurisdiction of ASTM Committee A01 on Steel,Sta

13、inless Steel and Related Alloys and is the direct responsibility of SubcommitteeA01.15 on Bars.Current edition approved April 1, 2011. Published June 2011. Originallyapproved in 1947. Last previous edition approved in 2005 as A304 052. DOI:10.1520/A0304-05R11.2For referenced ASTM standards, visit th

14、e ASTM website, www.astm.org, orcontact ASTM Customer Service at serviceastm.org. For Annual Book of ASTMStandards volume information, refer to the standards Document Summary page onthe ASTM website.1*A Summary of Changes section appears at the end of this standard.Copyright ASTM International, 100

15、Barr Harbor Drive, PO Box C700, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959, United States.relationship between end-quench distance and bar diameter isapproximate and should be used only as a guide.4.4 Two points from the tabulated values are commonlydesignated according to one of Methods A, B, C, D, or E,whic

16、h are defined in the following paragraphs. Those variousmethods are illustrated graphically in Fig. 1.4.4.1 Method AThe minimum and maximum hardnessvalues at any desired distance. This method is illustrated in Fig.1 as points A-A and would be specified as 43 to 54 HRC at J3.Obviously the distance se

17、lected would be that distance on theend quench test bar that corresponds to the section used by thepurchaser.4.4.2 Method BThe minimum and maximum distances atwhich any desired hardness value occurs. This method isillustrated in Fig. 1 as points B-B and would be specified as 39HRC at J4 minimum and

18、J9 maximum. If the desired hardnessdoes not fall on an exact sixteenth position, the minimumdistance selected should be the nearest sixteenth positiontoward the quenched end and the maximum should be thenearest sixteenth position away from the quenched end.4.4.3 Method CTwo maximum hardness values a

19、t twodesired distances, illustrated in Fig. 1 as points C-C.4.4.4 Method DTwo minimum hardness values at twodesired distances, illustrated in Fig. 1 as points D-D.4.4.5 Method EAny minimum hardness plus any maxi-mum hardness. When hardenability is specified according toone of the above Methods A to

20、E, the balance of thehardenability band is not applicable.4.5 In cases when it is considered desirable, the maximumand minimum limits at a distance of116 in. from the quenchedend can be specified in addition to the other two points aspreviously described in 4.4.1-4.4.5, inclusive.4.6 In cases when i

21、t is necessary to specify more than twopoints on the hardenability band (exclusive of the maximumand minimum limits at a distance of116 in.), a tolerance of twopoints Rockwell C (HRC) over any small portion of eithercurve (except at a distance of116 in.) is customary. Thistolerance is necessary beca

22、use curves of individual heats varysomewhat in shape from the standard band limits and thusdeviate slightly at one or more positions in the full length of thecurves.5. Manufacture5.1 Melting PracticeThe steel shall be made by one ormore of the following primary processes: open-hearth, basic-oxygen,

23、or electric-furnace. The primary melting may incor-porate separate degassing or refining and may be followed bysecondary melting using electroslag remelting or vacuum arcremelting. Where secondary melting is employed, the heatshall be defined as all of the ingots remelted from a singleprimary heat.5

24、.2 Slow CoolingImmediately after hot working, the barsshall be allowed to cool when necessary to a temperature belowthe critical range under suitable conditions, to prevent injury bytoo rapid cooling.6. General Requirements6.1 Material furnished under this specification shall con-form to the applica

25、ble requirements of the current edition ofSpecification A29/A29M or A108, unless otherwise providedfor in this specification.7. Chemical Composition7.1 The heat analysis shall conform to the requirements asto chemical composition prescribed in Tables 1 and 2 for thegrade specified by the purchaser.7

26、.2 When a steel cannot be identified by a standard gradenumber in accordance with Tables 1 and 2, other compositionsmay be specified, as agreed upon between the purchaser andthe manufacturer. Generally, hardenability bands will not beavailable for such compositions.7.3 When requested by the manufact

27、urer, and approved bythe purchaser, other steels capable of meeting the purchasersspecified hardenability may be furnished in place of the gradespecified by the purchaser.8. Grain Size Requirements8.1 The steel shall conform to the fine austenitic grain sizerequirement of Specification A29/A29M.8.2

28、Hardenability values specified in this specification arebased on fine-grain steels and are not applicable to coarse-grainmaterial. In case coarse-grain steel is desired, the hardenabilityvalues shall be negotiated between the purchaser and themanufacturer.9. End-Quench Hardenability Requirements9.1

29、The end-quench hardenability shall conform to therequirements specified on the purchase order.9.2 The hardenability values shall be specified in accor-dance with the applicable values in Figs. 2-87 inclusive for thegrade specified. See Fig. 1 for method of specifying harden-ability.9.3 When agreed u

30、pon between the purchaser and manufac-turer, special hardenability limits may be ordered and shall bereflected on the purchase order.10. Test Specimens10.1 Number and LocationThe number and location oftest specimens shall be in accordance with the manufacturersstandard practice and shall adequately

31、represent the harden-ability of each heat.10.2 Thermal TreatmentAll forged or rolled hardenabilitytest specimens must be normalized prior to testing. Castspecimens need not be normalized.11. Test Methods11.1 Grain SizeTest Methods E112.11.2 End-Quench HardenabilityTest Method A255.12. Certification

32、and Reports of Testing12.1 When the full H-band is specified for alloy steels, thehardenability can be reported by listing hardness values at thefollowing distances from the quenched end of the test speci-men: 1 through 16 sixteenths, then 18, 20, 22, 24, 28, and 32sixteenths of an inch.12.2 Tables

33、2-18 in Test Methods A255 are to be used tocalculate hardenability from the chemical ideal diameter for thegrades shown in 10.1 of Test Methods A255. HardenabilityA304 05 (2011)2results are to be reported for the first 10 sixteenths (16 mm),then 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 24, 28, and 32 sixteenths of an in

34、ch.NOTE 2The reporting hardenability using the calculated methoddiffers from the procedure shown in 6.4 of Test Methods A255.12.3 For carbon H-steels, distances from the quenched endmay be reported by listing sixteenths or half sixteenths (ratherthan full sixteenths only as with alloy steels). Units

35、 ofsixteenths rather than thirty-seconds are followed for all steelsto avoid misunderstanding. When the full H-band is specifiedhalf sixteenths through 8 may be reported, as well as thedistances listed in 12.1.13. Keywords13.1 alloy steel bars; carbon steel bars; end quench harden-ability; steel bar

36、sSUMMARY OF CHANGESCommittee A01 has identified the location of selected changes to this specification since the last issue,A304 - 04, that may impact the use of this specification (Approved March 1, 2005).(1) Changed Manganese on H 51300 in Table 1.Committee A01 has identified the location of selec

37、ted changes to this specification since the last issue,A304 - 96, that may impact the use of this specification (Approved March 1, 2004).(1) New section 12.2 added. (2) Previous section 12.2 renumbered as 12.3.TABLE 1 Chemical Requirements of Alloy H SteelsANOTE 1 Phosphorus and sulfur in open-heart

38、h steel is 0.035 %, max, and 0.040 %, max respectively. Phosphorus and sulfur in electric-furnace steel(designated by the prefix letter “E”) is 0.025 %, max.NOTE 2Small quantities of certain elements are present in alloy steels that are not specified or required. These elements are considered as inc

39、identaland may be present to the following maximum amounts: copper, 0.35 %; nickel, 0.25 %; chromium, 0.20 %; molybdenum, 0.06 %.NOTE 3Chemical ranges and limits shown in this table are subject to the permissible variation for product analysis shown in SpecificationA29/A29M.NOTE 4Standard “H” Steels

40、 can be produced with a lead range of 0.150.35 %. Such steels are identified by inserting the letter “L” between thesecond and third numerals of the grade designation, for example, 41L40H. Lead is generally reported as a range of 0.150.35 %.UNS Desig-nationAGrade Designation Chemical Composition, %C

41、arbon Manganese Silicon Nickel Chromium MolybdenumH 13300 1330 H 0.270.33 1.452.05 0.150.35 . . .H 13350 1335 H 0.320.38 1.452.05 0.150.35 . . .H 13400 1340 H 0.370.44 1.452.05 0.150.35 . . .H 13450 1345 H 0.420.49 1.452.05 0.150.35 . . .H 40270 4027 H 0.240.30 0.601.00 0.150.35 . . 0.200.30H 40280

42、4028 HB0.240.30 0.601.00 0.150.35 . . 0.200.30H 40320 4032 H 0.290.35 0.601.00 0.150.35 . . 0.200.30H 40370 4037 H 0.340.41 0.601.00 0.150.35 . . 0.200.30H 40420 4042 H 0.390.46 0.601.00 0.150.35 . . 0.200.30H 40470 4047 H 0.440.51 0.601.00 0.150.35 . . 0.200.30H 41180 4118 H 0.170.23 0.601.00 0.150

43、.35 . 0.300.70 0.080.15H 41300 4130 H 0.270.33 0.300.70 0.150.35 . 0.751.20 0.150.25H 41350 4135 H 0.320.38 0.601.00 0.150.35 . 0.751.20 0.150.25H 41370 4137 H 0.340.41 0.601.00 0.150.35 . 0.751.20 0.150.25H 41400 4140 H 0.370.44 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.751.20 0.150.25H 41420 4142 H 0.390.46 0.651.10

44、0.150.35 . 0.751.20 0.150.25H 41450 4145 H 0.420.49 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.751.20 0.150.25H 41470 4147 H 0.440.51 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.751.20 0.150.25H 41500 4150 H 0.470.54 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.751.20 0.150.25H 41610 4161 H 0.550.65 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.650.95 0.250.35H 43200 4320 H 0.170.23 0.40

45、0.70 0.150.35 1.552.00 0.350.65 0.200.30H 43400 4340 H 0.370.44 0.550.90 0.150.35 1.552.00 0.650.95 0.200.30H 43406 E4340 H 0.370.44 0.600.95 0.150.35 1.552.00 0.650.95 0.200.30H 44190 4419 H 0.170.23 0.350.75 0.150.35 . . 0.450.60H 46200 4620 H 0.170.23 0.350.75 0.150.35 1.552.00 . 0.200.30H 46210

46、4621 H 0.170.23 0.601.00 0.150.35 1.552.00 . 0.200.30H 46260 4626 0.230.29 0.400.70 0.150.35 0.651.05 . 0.150.25H 47180 4718 H 0.150.21 0.600.95 0.150.35 0.851.25 0.300.60 0.300.40A304 05 (2011)3TABLE 1 ContinuedUNS Desig-nationAGrade Designation Chemical Composition, %Carbon Manganese Silicon Nicke

47、l Chromium MolybdenumH 47200 4720 H 0.170.23 0.450.75 0.150.35 0.851.25 0.300.60 0.150.25H 48150 4815 H 0.120.18 0.300.70 0.150.35 3.203.80 . 0.200.30H 48170 4817 H 0.140.20 0.300.70 0.150.35 3.203.80 . 0.200.30H 48200 4820 H 0.170.23 0.400.80 0.150.35 3.203.80 . 0.200.30H 50401 50B40 HC0.370.44 0.6

48、51.10 0.150.35 . 0.300.70 .H 50441 50B44 HC0.420.49 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.300.70 .H 50460 5046 H 0.430.50 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.130.43 .H 50461 50B46 HC0.430.50 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.130.43 .H 50501 50B50 HC0.470.54 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.300.70 .H 50601 50B60 HC0.550.65 0.651.10 0.150.35 . 0.300.70

49、.H 51200 5120 H 0.170.23 0.601.00 0.150.35 . 0.601.00 .H 51300 5130 H 0.270.33 0.601.00 0.150.35 . 0.751.20 .H 51320 5132 H 0.290.35 0.500.90 0.150.35 . 0.651.10 .H 51350 5135 H 0.320.38 0.500.90 0.150.35 . 0.701.15 .H 51400 5140 H 0.370.44 0.601.00 0.150.35 . 0.601.00 .H 51450 5145 H 0.420.49 0.601.00 0.150.35 . 0.601.00 .H 51470 5147 H 0.450.52 0.60