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High Temperature Bolts, Bolt complete with 2 Heavy Hex Nuts
High Temperature Bolts, Bolt complete with 2 Heavy Hex Nuts
High Temperature Bolts
High Temperature Bolts

High Temperature Bolts

QS Fastener: High Temperature Bolts
Name: High Temperature Bolts
Parts: Bolt complete with 2 Heavy Hex Nuts
Material: ASTM A453 GR.660 A
Size: M27
Length: 190mm
Type: Full Thread Stud
Thread: ISO 261
Application: Design for Construction of Nuclear Power Plants
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High Temperature Bolts Manufactured from ASTM A453 GR.660 A Special Alloy Steel, with specifications of M27×190mm fully threaded studs paired with two heavy hex nuts, are specifically designed for high-temperature and high-pressure environments in nuclear power plants. These High Temperature Bolts undergo rigorous comprehensive testing during manufacturing to ensure exceptional high-temperature strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term service reliability.
 
1. 100% Hardness Testing (HRC 28-35)  
Testing Purpose:  
For High Temperature Bolts, hardness serves as a critical indicator of aging strengthening effects, directly impacting tensile strength, yield strength, and wear resistance. The hardness range of ASTM A453 GR.660 A High Temperature Bolts must be strictly controlled between HRC 28-35 to guarantee mechanical performance stability under high-temperature operating conditions.  
 
Testing Method:  
- Equipment: Rockwell hardness tester (Scale C), 150kgf load, diamond indenter.  
- Sampling: Each High Temperature Bolts must be tested at minimum 3 locations (head, shank, thread root).  
- Standard Reference: ASTM E18"Standard Test Methods for Rockwell Hardness of Metallic Materials".  
 
Non-conformance Handling:  
If High Temperature Bolts hardness falls outside specified range (HRC <28 or >35), heat treatment process must be reviewed and re-processing performed.
 
2. Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT)  
Testing Purpose:  
To detect surface and near-surface micro-defects (cracks, folds, etc.) in High Temperature Bolts, preventing early failure due to stress concentration.  
 
Testing Procedure:  
1. Pre-treatment: Clean High Temperature Bolts surface from oil contamination, sandblasting (Ra≤6.3μm).  
2. Penetration: Apply red fluorescent penetrant (Type I), dwell time ≥10 minutes.  
3. Development: Spray white developer, defects on High Temperature Bolts will show red indications.  
4. Evaluation: Per ASTM E165 standard, cracks or linear defects (>1.5mm length) shall be rejected.  
 
Sensitivity:  
Capable of detecting defects ≥0.5μm wide on High Temperature Bolts.
 
3. Intergranular Corrosion Test (ASTM A262 Practice E)  
Testing Purpose:  
To evaluate whether High Temperature Bolts experience chromium depletion at grain boundaries after sensitization, leading to intergranular corrosion risks.  
 
Testing Method:  
1. Sample preparation: Cut specimens from same batch High Temperature Bolts material (20×30×5mm).  
2. Sensitization: 650°C holding for 1 hour to simulate service conditions.  
3. Corrosion test: Immerse in boiling copper sulfate-16% sulfuric acid solution for 24 hours.  
4. Evaluation: Bend test (180°) for crack inspection, metallographic examination of corrosion depth (allowable ≤50μm).  
 
Non-conformance Handling:  
If grain boundary cracking occurs in High Temperature Bolts specimens, solution treatment process must be adjusted.
 
Test Data Recording  
All High Temperature Bolts test results are recorded in MES system, including:  
- Hardness distribution curves  
- PT defect mapping  
- Intergranular corrosion micrographs  
 
Conclusion:  
Through this comprehensive testing process, ASTM A453 GR.660 A High Temperature Bolts can ensure zero-defect delivery for extreme environments like nuclear power plants, with lifecycle failure probability <0.01%.

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