EN 10028-6 P500QL1 is a European standard specification for flat products made of steels for pressure purposes, specifically boiler and pressure vessel steel plates.
Standard :
EN 10028-6Grade :
P500QL1Thickness :
6.0-300.0 mmWidth :
1500-4050 mmLength :
3000-15000 mmSpecial thickness, width, and length can be negotiated separately.
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EN10028-6 P500QL1 Boiler And Pressure Vessel Steel Plate is a European standard quenched and tempered weldable fine grain steel plate, primarily used in the manufacturing of boilers, pressure vessels, and other related fields.
| Grade | EN10028-6 P500QL1 | |||||
| Element | C | Si | Mn | P | S | Nb, V, Ti, Al |
| Content(%) | ≤0.20 | ≤0.80 | ≤1.70 | ≤0.025 | ≤0.010 | Micro-alloying elements for grain refinement |
| Grade | Yield Strength(MPa) | Tensile Strength(MPa) | Elongation (%) | Impact Energy (KV) |
| EN10028-6 P500QL1 | ≥500 | 630-780 | ≥16 | ≥40 J at -60°C |
1. Pressure vessels & boilers (high-pressure applications)
2. Storage tanks (for gases, chemicals, oil & gas)
3. Offshore structures & shipbuilding
4. Heavy engineering components requiring high strength & toughness
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Both are high-strength hull structural steels certified by Lloyd’s Register (LR). The key difference lies in their yield strength grades: LR AH32 has a minimum yield strength of 315 MPa, while LR AH36 has a minimum yield strength of 355 MPa.
Therefore, LR AH32 is suitable for conventional-tonnage vessels and general offshore engineering projects, offering better cost-effectiveness; LR AH36, on the other hand, is intended for applications requiring higher strength, such as ultra-large vessels and high-load-bearing offshore structures.
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Yes. All of our LR Grade AH32 shipbuilding steel plates support inspections by internationally recognized third-party organizations such as SGS, BV, and DNV. They come with complete official LR certification and original mill test certificates, ensuring full quality traceability.
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We offer one-stop value-added processing services, including precision cutting, bending, drilling, beveling, surface derusting, shot blasting, anti-corrosion treatment, and heat treatment, to meet all custom manufacturing and installation requirements for offshore engineering projects.
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LR Grade AH32 shipbuilding steel plate offers excellent overall weldability, stable material properties, and a low carbon equivalent. It is suitable for all conventional shipbuilding welding processes and does not require complex preheating or special protective measures.
Standard marine welding operating procedures ensure consistent weld quality, effectively reduce construction difficulties, and improve project efficiency.
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LR Grade AH32 shipbuilding steel plate is primarily used in the construction of commercial vessels, conventional offshore platforms, coastal marine infrastructure, and the maintenance of marine equipment. It is suitable for various marine engineering applications that require high strength and stable overall structural performance.
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The weldability is good, and the carbon equivalent (CEV) is typically controlled at ≤ 0.40% (depending on the specific thickness).
For thicknesses of 40 mm or less, preheating is generally not required at ambient temperatures (≥0°C), but low-hydrogen electrodes must be used.
For plates thicker than 40 mm or highly constrained joints, preheating to 50°C–100°C is recommended to reduce the cooling rate and prevent cold cracks.
Important Note: Welding consumables approved by the classification society and compatible with LR Grade E must be used.
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The basic strength parameters of the two grades are the same; the key difference lies in low-temperature impact resistance and application scenarios.
LR Grade D must pass an impact test at -20°C and is suitable for conventional cold-water regions; LR Grade E must pass an impact test at -40°C and offers superior low-temperature toughness and resistance to brittle fracture, making it suitable for polar and extremely cold marine environments.
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LR Grade E shipbuilding steel plate is a high-performance, ordinary-strength marine structural steel plate with exceptional impact toughness at ultra-low temperatures of -40°C. It is primarily used in polar icebreakers, polar research vessels, ultra-cold ocean-going vessels, extremely cold offshore structures, and high-end marine infrastructure requiring resistance to brittleness at extremely low temperatures. It serves as an upgraded replacement for LR Grade D shipbuilding steel plate in polar and extremely cold marine environments.
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The standard delivery conditions for LR Grade D shipbuilding steel plates are as follows:
1) Hot-rolled (HR): Suitable for thin plates with a thickness of ≤12 mm; this is the standard supply condition.
2) Thermomechanically Controlled Process (TMCP): The primary delivery condition for medium- and thick plates; grain refinement ensures compliance with impact toughness requirements at -20°C without the need for additional heat treatment.
3) Normalized (N): Suitable for thick plates with a thickness of ≥50 mm; used for critical components with stringent low-temperature toughness requirements.
All delivery conditions must pass LR third-party inspection prior to shipment.
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We provide one-stop value-added processing services, including precision cutting, bending, drilling, beveling, surface derusting, shot blasting, anti-corrosion treatment, and heat treatment, to meet all custom manufacturing and installation requirements for extreme-low-temperature offshore engineering projects.
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Yes. All of our LR Grade D shipbuilding steel plates are fully compatible with inspections by internationally recognized third-party organizations such as SGS, BV, and DNV. They come with complete official LR certification and original factory test reports, ensuring comprehensive quality traceability.
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The key difference lies in low-temperature impact resistance. LR Grade B is tested at 0°C and is suitable for temperate and mildly cold waters; LR Grade D is subject to a mandatory -20°C low-temperature impact test, offering greater cold resistance and making it suitable for cold waters and extremely cold marine environments. Both grades have the same basic tensile strength and yield strength.
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Yes. All of our LR Grade D shipbuilding steel plates hold valid official certification from Lloyd’s Register (LR) and EN 10204 3.2 mill test certificates. These certificates are internationally recognized and fully support global project bidding, high-standard engineering acceptance, and cross-border customs clearance requirements.
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Thickness: 5 mm - 150 mm (thicknesses ≥ 40 mm: require normalizing or TMCP heat treatment)
Width: 1,500 mm - 4,000 mm
Length: 6,000 mm - 18,000 mm
We offer custom flame-cutting or plasma-cutting services based on shipyard drawings, with cutting tolerances meeting LR rules requirements.
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Yes. All of our LR Grade B shipbuilding steel plates are subject to inspection by internationally recognized third-party organizations such as SGS, BV, and DNV, and come with complete official LR certification and original Mill Test Certificate (MTC) to ensure full quality traceability.
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