Thank you Sean for the directions.
As per your directions, I reviewed a publication uploaded by David and received exact answers. I am being only Materials Engineer in rest of the Mechanical Engineer's group, it is hard to explain a different alloy with similar properties.
I am going to refer to all those references which you gave me. It will be for my own knowledge if I run into similar situation going forward.
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Sanjay Kulkarni
Materials Engineer
MSSC
2040 Crooks RD, Suite A
Troy, MI 48084
sanjay.kulkarni@msscna.comCell: 248-840-1056
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-16-2023 08:23
From: Sean Piper
Subject: Mechanical Properties of SAE 9254 Q+T Steel
Both the ASM heat treaters' guide for irons and steels and the Republic Alloy Steels handbook have entries for 9260 material, which will be pretty close if you're just looking for basic properties like YS/UTS and elongation. Also, the composition of 9254 is practically identical to S4 tool steel in case that winds up being easier to find a reference for. If you're looking for more niche mechanical properties (maybe K1c or something), I'd try to either find literature on the subject like an academic paper, find/purchase a datasheet from a manufacturer or a reference site like MatWeb, or just buy some material off the shelf from a distributor and send it to a third party metallurgical lab to have them run whatever test you're interested in.
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Sean Piper
Metallurgical Engineer
Ellwood City Forge
Houston TX
7248248333
Original Message:
Sent: 08-15-2023 10:58
From: Sanjay Kulkarni
Subject: Mechanical Properties of SAE 9254 Q+T Steel
Where do I find the mechanical properties of quench and Tempered (Rockwell C 48-52) SAE 9254 Steel? Please let me know.
Thank you very much,
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Sanjay Kulkarni
Materials Engineer
MSSC
2040 Crooks RD, Suite A
Troy, MI 48084
sanjay.kulkarni@msscna.com
Cell: 248-840-1056
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