Hot Rolled Steel Plates A36 for Sale in China

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Description of steel sheets:

A36/A516 Gr.60/70 hot rolled oil tank/carbon boiler steel plate/sheet 
1.Width:1500--4020mm 
2.Length:3000-27000mm


Festures of steel sheets:

Steel plates are widly used as boiler plate, container plate, flange plate and ship plate,
and also widly used in building construction. The size of steel plate can be made according
to clients requirements. 


Specifications of steel sheets:

1) Cold rolling

The advantages of cold rolling are good dimensional accuracy ,surface quality ,low surface roughness ,high mechanical properties.The steel surface of the coldrolled (forging)  state delivery has oxide skin coverage and there is a great internal stress, so likely to suffer corrosion or rust,.Therefore ,its packaging and storage have relatively strict standards

2) Hot rolling

Hot rolling (forging) steel plate’s termination of a temperature is 800900 degrees Celsius, then generally natural air cooling.Hotrolled steel state because of the surface is covered with a layer of oxide scale,so having some corrosion resistance, less stringent storage and transport requirements, unlike steel cold-rolled state delivery.


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Hot Rolled Steel Plates A36 for Sale in China

FAQ:                                               

1. What is your package?

Packing situation: standard seaworthy packing or as customer required.

2. How long is the lead time?

Delivery time: 45 days after order confirmed.

3. What  payment term do you accept?

Payment: T/T or L/C at sight.

Q:I have this old Chevy with a 454 and this lame EFE/Heat riser thing between the header and collector .The EFE/Heat riser mates to the header on a flat surface but the stock gaskets leak or blow out .I‘d like to make my own out of sheet copper ,,,,,, Know where I can find some ?
Q:i want o build a boost pedal. nothing fancy. no tubes or anything. something like an mxr micro amp. i just need something to do over the summer. to build a pedal do you have to do all that etching stuff on the copper board. cant you just use wires or will that not work. im good with electronics but the thought of having extremely corrosive liquid in front of it scares the crap out of me.
no you don't have to etch the board yourself. There are plenty of D.I.Y. pedals and the boost pedal is a great one to start with. There are quite a few websites that have D.I.Y. kits available. Check with the guitar player magazine site for related links. I have seen some boost pedal kits advertised in GP. good luck!
Q:We are doing a 12 test tube mystery in chem and we have bottles of the solutions and we are given the names on a sheet of paper. So how are we supposed to correlate the bottles to the name of the solution?Like solubility, color, odor, and stuff i just need an explaniation how to do it for each one.The names arealuminum chloridesodium hydroxidehydrochloric acidpotassium chromatesodium carbonatecopper (II) sulfatesilver nitrateammonialead (II) nitrateferric nitratesodium acetatenickel chloride
Sodium Carbonate + Hydrochloric Acid Sodium chloride + water + carbon dioxide. Remember all CARBONATES react with all ACIDS to release the corresponding salt plus water plus carbon dioxide. The general equation is Carbonate + Acid Salt + Water + Carbon Dioxide. Na2CO3(s) + 2HCl(aq) 2NaCl(aq) + H2O(l) + CO2(g) The bubbling (effervescence) is the release of carbon dioxide. To test for carbon dioxide. Pass (bubble) the gas through limewater, which will turn 'milky'. This is the classic test for carbon dioxide (CO2). For copper sulphate and sodium carbonate The reaction scheme is below. Notice it releases carbon dioxide (CO2) - the effervescence. As previously CO2 is bubbled through limewater which turn from clear (Transparent) to 'milky' white. 2 CuSO4 + 2 Na2CO3 + H2O → Cu2(OH)2CO3 + 2 Na2SO4 + CO2
Q:If mild steel (painted with red oxide primer) is fastened to anodized aluminum, will there be a galvanic reaction if the assembly is subject to- the exterior environmental elements?- only interior elements? ie: kept dryWhat about galvanized mild steel, will this react differently than primed steel?Thanks,Dean
There was a study done on the statue of Liberty in the 1970s when they were doing the restoration project and the results of galvanic action of the copper sheets bolted to the steel supports. The net result was that there has been and would be no adverse effects in a few hundereds of years. I have the article somewhere in my archives. I'm sure it is on the Internet somewhere. Go to the website below. They have a great chart on different types of metals and net reactions and a link to a chart that associate different coatings with slowing the reaction process.
Q:Ok, I‘m in the process of building a voltaic cell for chem lab, and I need to optimize the voltage, and I can‘t use muriatic acid, or sulfuric acid, or anything ‘dangerous‘ as an electrolyte. Out of these solutions which would be the best to use:NaCl aqueous solution (salt water)Lemon JuiceWhite VinegarApple Cider VinegarEpsom Salt water solutionWhite Vinegar + Salt solutionor White Vinegar + Epsom salt solutionAlso, I‘m using copper pipe, and aluminum sheets, can I still use copper wire in the battery?For a salt bridge what‘s the best porous material I can use? I was thinking of getting bottles, pouring an electrolyte in them, setting up the pipe and aluminum sheet in the same bottle, and connecting them with a wire, will that produce electricity, or do I NEED, two separate beakers with solutions and a salt bridge? Thanks for any help!
Q:We know it was a gift from France but why was the Statue of Liberty made and what was it originally used for?
The History Behind the Statue of Liberty The Statue of Liberty, officially Liberty Enlightening the World, was designed by French sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi and completed in July 1884. Working with dreams of the famous figure over a decade before its completion, Bartholdi produced a number of miniaturized working models. Once the design was finalized, wooden molds were made, over which copper sheets were attached and hammered into shape. The copper shell was then joined to an internal iron structure designed by Gustave Eiffel, who later built the Eiffel Tower. The statue commemorates the alliance between the United States and France during the American Revolution from 1775 to 1783, and was funded completely through the donation of the French people.
Q:Who made the electricity?
Ben Franklin discovered the electricity through a kite. God made the electricity. Lol.
Q:What are the advantages of the copper water stop belt and the stainless steel water stop belt? Which one is better?
Now use stainless steel more, cheaper. They used to be copper.
Q:yea u read it
Yes, you can. You need to know the year of car he has too. They're ridiculously easy to install. A good set will cost you about $15-25.
Q:Hi all, I have an ACER 2700 Series Laptop which has started to have power problems, as below: - When i connect the AC power connector to the wall, no power seems to be getting to the laptop. - If if fiddle with the connection to the laptop for ages, it sometimes does start charging the battery again, meaning power is getting to the laptop. - If i remove the battery and simply try to connect the laptop to the power point, absolutely no power gets to the laptop, no matter how much i fiddle with the connection. - I took the laptop to a repair shop where they told me that it was likely the connection part of the laptop where i connect the power adaptor to was cracked. I have just received it back and it did work for one day, but the problem then started again. So guess my questions are really:A) Should i be able to use my laptop on AC power with the battery completely removed?B) What could have caused the power supply to stop working(i dont think its the power adapter)?Thanks!
Yes, you should be able to run the computer on the power supply alone. It is odd for the power supply to stop working, but it is possible that the connectors are not making good contact or your computer may have a bad connector. It is also possible that you had a voltage spike or brown out that killed your power supply.

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