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Chemical Composition |
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Generally as per IS 1786:1985. However we maintain Carbon
equivalent value to maximum 0.45%. (British Standard
specifies 0.51% for grade 460).Carbon equivalent is
determined by the following formula: Cequiv = C + Mn/6 +
(Cr + Mo + V) / 5 + (Ni + Cu) / 15
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Bend
Properties |
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Easily satisfy International Standards. In India Bend & Rebend Tests are mainly carried out as per Indian 1786
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British 4449 standards. BHAGWATI TMT bars meet all
such requirements.
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Test |
IS 1786
Fe 415 |
Bhagwati 415 |
IS 1786
Fe 500 |
Bhagwati 500 |
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Bend |
3d
(4d for>22 dia) |
2d |
4d
(5d for>22dia) |
3d |
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Rebend |
5d
(7d for>10 dia) |
4d |
5d
(7d for>10dia |
5d |
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Weldability |
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Bhagwati TMT bars are produced with C less than 0.25%
an are suitable for all the main welding processes without
any special precautions. No pre-heating or post-heating is
necessary. No loss of strength at weld- joints.
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Strain
Ageing |
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Ageing resistant due to the manufacturing process and
chemical composition.
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Fatigue |
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Approved internationally for dynamically stressed
structural sections.
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Properties at High Temperatures |
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Tempcore / Thermex bars, unlike CTD bars, have a proven record
resisting loss of strength at high temperatures as
experienced during fires.
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Corrosion
Resistance |
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More corrosion resistant than CTD bars. Cold working
involved in CTD bars leads to surface stresses and
consequent higher rate of corrosion - and, the protective
scale layer falls off during twisting.
Tempcore / Thermex process
basically inhibits rate of scale formation an no cold
working is involved.
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