2- Mild Steels - ArcelorMittal

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Mild Steels

Grade Availability

Grade

Commercial Steel (CS)

Drawing/Forming Steel (DS/FS)

Deep Drawing Steel (DDS)

Extra Deep Drawing Steel (EDDS)

Hot Rolled

Uncoated

Yes

Yes

Yes

-

Uncoated

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Cold Rolled

EG

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

HDGI

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

HDGA

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Extra Deep Drawing Steel Plus (EDDS+)

Yes: Products Commercially Available

- - - - Yes

ArcelorMittal offers a variety of mild and drawing quality steels with a range of formability and coating conditions.

Product Characteristics

ArcelorMittal offers a wide range of Mild steels. Depending on the formability requirements the appropriate sheet steel grade may be selected. Steel grades range from Commercial Steel (CS), which have the reasonable formability to grades like Extra Deep Drawing Steel Plus (EDDS Plus) which offers superior formability.

All of these grades are low carbon grades. Some of the highly formable steels contain ultra-low levels of carbon and are fully stabilized with microalloying elements like titanium and/or niobium. These steels are also commonly known as interstitial-free steels, i.e. these steels have no free, interstitially available, carbon or nitrogen.

Application

These steels are the most widely used grades in the automotive industry. They offer excellent formability and can be used for a range of parts from simple small brackets to complicated shapes like wheelhouses and floor-pans. The lower strength of these steels, can limit their applications where dent resistance, durability and high strength requirements are essential. These grades have excellent manufacturability and can be easily joined using conventional welding techniques. Except for CS, all others grades are available as exposed quality steels, also.

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Representative Stress-Strain curves of various Mild Steels grades

Stress-Strain curve data is available upon request

Commercial Steel

Grade Availability - ArcelorMittal Products

Hot Rolled

Uncoated Uncoated

CS

CS Type A

CS

CS Type A

CS Type B CS Type B

EG: Electrogalvanized

HDGI: Hot-Dip-Galvanalized

HDGA: Hot-Dip-Galvannealed

EG

CS

CS Type A

CS Type B

Cold Rolled

HDGI

CS

CS Type A

CS Type B

ArcelorMittal offers several grades of Commercial Steels with various coating conditions.

Application

HDGA

CS

CS Type A

CS Type B

Commercial steels are intended for applications where the product is subject to bending or moderate forming.

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Chemistry

Product

CS Type A

CS Type B

CS

Processing

Depending on the applications, Commercial Steels are produced using vacuum degassed ultra-low-carbon or regular low-carbon compositions. Steels are then cast into slabs and hot rolled. Hot rolled coils are used for heavy gauge applications or further processed and cold reduced into lighter gauges. Depending upon the chemistry and hot rolling parameters the cold reduced products are further processed using batch annealing or continuously annealing technologies. Batch annealed products are available uncoated (bare) or electrogalvanized (EG). Continuously annealed products are available as bare, electrogalvanized, hot-dip-galvanized (HDGI) or hot-dip-galvannealed

(HDGA).

Typical Mechanical Properties of Commercial Steels

Coating

Chemistry

C 0.10% max, ultra-low carbon steels may be applied

C 0.02-0.15%, hence prohibits the use of ultra-low carbon

For chemistries which exceed the above three grades, Typically C > 0.15% or Mn > 0.60

Product

Yield Strength

(MPa)

Bare CS

1

CS

2

186

Bare 245

HDGI CS

2

250

HDGA CS

2

1

Batch Annealed Product

2

Continuously Annealed Product

3

The strain range for n-value is 10-20%

285

Tensile

Strength

(MPa)

317

356

360

360

Total

Elongation

(%)

44

39

36

40

R-bar

1.2

1.0

1.0

0.9 n

3

0.19

0.19

0.19

0.20

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Representative Stress-Strain Curve

Stress-Strain curve data is available upon request

Fatigue

Strain Life Parameters for Commercial Steels

Fatigue Strength Coefficient (MPa)

Fatigue Ductility Coefficient

Fatigue Strength Exponent

Fatigue Ductility Exponent

Cyclic Strength Coefficient (MPa)

Cyclic Strain Hardening Exponent

Endurance Limit, 5 x 10

6

cycles (MPa)

1067

0.384

-0.145

-0.531

885

0.198

159

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Strain Life Curve for Commercial Steels

Drawing - Forming Steels

Grade Availability - ArcelorMittal Products

Hot Rolled

Uncoated Uncoated

DSA DSA

DSB

EG: Electrogalvanized

HDGI: Hot-Dip-Galvanalized

HDGA: Hot-Dip-Galvannealed

DSB

EG

DSA

DSB

Cold Rolled

HDGI

-

FSB

ArcelorMittal offers several grades of Drawing and Forming Steels with various coating conditions.

Application

Exhibits formability suitable to fabricate parts that are subject to severe drawing during processing

Chemistry

DS/FS Type A

DS/FS Type B

Product Chemistry

C 0.10% max, ultra-low carbon steels may be applied

C 0.02-0.15%, hence prohibits the use of ultra-low carbon

HDGA

-

FSB

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Processing

Depending on the application, Drawing / Forming Steels are produced using vacuum degassed ultra-low-carbon or regular low-carbon compositions. Steels are then cast into slabs and hot rolled. Hot rolled coils are used for heavy gauge applications or further processed and cold reduced into lighter gauges. The cold reduced products is then further processed using batch annealing or continuously annealing technologies. Batch annealed products are available uncoated (bare) or electrogalvainized (EG). Continuously annealed products are available as bare, electrogalvanized, hot-dip-galvanized (HDGI) or hot-dip-galvannealed (HDGA).

Typical Microstructure of Drawing / Forming Steel

Drawing Steel containing 100% ferrite. Magnification: 500X

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Typical Mechanical Properties of Drawing / Forming Steels

Coating Product

Yield Strength

(MPa)

Tensile

Strength

(MPa)

Total

Elongation

(%) r-bar

Bare/EG DS

1

172 310 46 1.74

Bare/EG DS

2

FS

2

192 326 44 1.56

HDGI 225 346 41 1.42

HDGA FS

2

220 335 42

J

1

Batch Annealed Product

2

Continuously Annealed Product

3

The strain range for n-value is 10-20%

J

JIS test. All others ASTM tests

Representative Stress-Strain Curves for Drawing / Forming Steels

1.29 n

3

0.21

0.20

0.21

0.20

Stress-Strain curve data is available upon request

Aging

DS / FS grades are free of aging for at least six (6) months

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Formability

Angular Stretch Bend Test Results for Drawing / Forming Steels

Sheared Edge Stretching Test Results for for Drawing / Forming Steels

Product

CR-DS

CR-DS

Gauge

(mm)

0.77

1.19

Average

Hole Expansion

(%)

145.1

152.1

Fatigue

Strain Life Parameters of Drawing / Forming Steels

Fatigue Strength Coefficient (MPa)

Fatigue Ductility Coefficient

Fatigue Strength Exponent

Fatigue Ductility Exponent

Cyclic Strength Coefficient (MPa)

Cyclic Strain Hardening Exponent

Endurance Limit, 5 x 10

6

cycles (MPa)

796

0.425

-0.129

-0.513

716

0.207

138

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