Grade E / 1.1121 Shipbuilding Plate

Grade E / 1.1121 Shipbuilding Plate

Shipbuilding Steel Grade E Shipbuilding steel Grade E is a high-strength marine steel designed to operate in extreme conditions of low temperatures and high mechanical loads. Due to its high impact toughness, corrosion resistance, and strength, this alloy is widely used in shipbuilding for manufacturing hulls of vessels, icebreakers, and other marine structures. General Parameters […]

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Shipbuilding Steel Grade E

Shipbuilding steel Grade E is a high-strength marine steel designed to operate in extreme conditions of low temperatures and high mechanical loads. Due to its high impact toughness, corrosion resistance, and strength, this alloy is widely used in shipbuilding for manufacturing hulls of vessels, icebreakers, and other marine structures.

General Parameters of Marine Steel Grade E

Parameter Value
Steel Grade Grade E
Steel Type High-strength shipbuilding steel
Density ~7.85 g/cmΒ³
Operating Temperature Up to -40Β°C
Yield Strength β‰₯ 235 MPa
Tensile Strength 400-520 MPa
Impact Toughness β‰₯ 27 J at -40Β°C
Elongation β‰₯ 22%

Industrial Applications of Grade E Marine Steel

πŸ”Ή Ship hulls – used for constructing cargo ships, oil tankers, and container ships.
πŸ”Ή Icebreakers – applied in structures operating under Arctic temperatures.
πŸ”Ή Offshore platforms – used as the foundation for drilling platforms and marine structures.
πŸ”Ή Ship structures – bulkheads, decks, beams, and other load-bearing elements.
πŸ”Ή Naval vessels – employed in the construction of warships and submarines.

Physical & Operational Features of Grade E / 1.1121

βœ… High impact toughness – maintains strength characteristics at low temperatures.
βœ… Corrosion resistance – withstands exposure to seawater and atmospheric conditions.
βœ… Excellent weldability – easily welded without losing mechanical properties.
βœ… Mechanical strength – endures significant dynamic and static loads.
βœ… Durability – extends the lifespan of ship structures.

Grade E Steel Chemical Composition

Element Content (%)
Carbon (C) ≀ 0.18
Manganese (Mn) 0.90-1.60
Silicon (Si) ≀ 0.50
Phosphorus (P) ≀ 0.025
Sulfur (S) ≀ 0.025
Nickel (Ni) ≀ 0.40
Chromium (Cr) ≀ 0.20
Molybdenum (Mo) ≀ 0.08
Copper (Cu) ≀ 0.35

Mechanical Performance Data of Grade E Steel

Property Value
Yield Strength β‰₯ 235 MPa
Tensile Strength 400-520 MPa
Elongation β‰₯ 22%
Impact Toughness β‰₯ 27 J at -40Β°C

Main Advantages of Shipbuilding Steel Grade E

βœ” Excellent strength and stability – suitable for extreme conditions.
βœ” High corrosion resistance – protects structures from seawater damage.
βœ” Good machinability – easily welded and processed mechanically.
βœ” Reduced operational costs – increased durability of ship structures.
βœ” Wide range of applications – used in shipbuilding, offshore industries, and naval fleets.

Shipbuilding steel Grade E is an ideal material for constructing ships, offshore platforms, and icebreakers where high strength, low-temperature resistance, and durability are required. Thanks to its unique properties, it is widely used in the shipbuilding and oil & gas industries.

Supply Dimensions for Grade E / 1.1121 Steel Sheets

Shipbuilding Steel
Marking Dimensions, mm
Thickness Width Length up to
Grade А 3 β€” 100 1 000 β€” 3 500 16 000
Grade D 4 β€” 120 1 000 – 4 000 16 000
Grade E 4 β€” 120 1 000 β€” 4 000 16 000
D36 4 β€” 60 1 000 β€” 4 000 16 000
E 36 / EH 36 5 β€” 250 1 000 β€” 3 500 16 000
F 36 / FH 36 6 β€” 100 1 000 β€” 3 500 16 000
EH 40 8 β€” 40 1 000 β€” 3 500 16 000

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