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Rolled Steel Sheets HRC Q235 for Sale in China

Rolled Steel Sheets HRC Q235 for Sale in China

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Shanghai
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Min Order Qty:
55 m.t.
Supply Capability:
10000 m.t./month

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Description of steel sheets:

 1,Corten A\B steel plate 
 2,hot rolled steel 
 3,size:2.0-150*100-2000mm *3000-8000mm or coil


Festures of steel sheets:

1. Packing: a. Small size: in bundles

2. Big size: in bulk

3. in plastic packing or as per customer request

4. Delivery time: a. Normal size: within 7days send from warehouse directly


Specifications of steel sheets:

ProductTOP KING alibaba China manufacturer HOT ROLLED STEEL SHEETS boats for sale
Place of originTianjin,China mainland
MOQ10 ton
Thickness1mm-200mm
Width1000mm-3000mm
Length1000mm-12000mm
Applicationwidely
StandardAISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,JIS,GB,etc
GradeA572,A573,A633,A678,A709,A710,G3101,G3136,etc
TpyeSteel plate
SurfacingCoated
Productive TechnologyHot Rolled & Cold Rolled
PriceFOB USD 500-900 per ton
PortTIANJIN
Payment TermsL/C,T/T,Western Union
Product Ability10000 tons per month
Delivery10 days after deposit or according to customers' quantity
Packingstandard seaworthy export packing or as the request of customers


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Rolled Steel Sheets HRC Q235 for Sale in China


FAQ:                                               

1. What is your package?

Packing situation: standard seaworthy packing or as customer required.

2. How long is the lead time?

Delivery time: 45 days after order confirmed.

3. What  payment term do you accept?

Payment: T/T or L/C at sight.

Q:I have a bunch of copper pennies and would like to make my backsplash a copper penny one. Has anyone ever made one of these? I am having trouble finding something on the net bably user error ;) If the project isn‘t terribly difficult, I might consider doing an entire wall in copper pennies. Much thanks in advance. I do vote for best answers ;)
I think you could use a sanded grout such as is used for large floor tiles. The gaps between those are larger than the gaps between the pennies would be. Try it on a test board with a few pennies first. I also think you could use a finely notched adhesive trowel to spread glue on a small section of wall and just press the pennies into it. Experiment on your test board. Don't forget to seal the grout when done (a liquid product) because back a splash gets dirty.
Q:5 facts of each!!!
Since 1982 the penny (1 cent coin) has been made with a zinc core (97.5%) and copper plating (2.5%)
Q:The statue of liberty was orig. a copper color. After exposed to the air , she turned a greenish color. what kind of change happend? Explain. First to answer with a good answer wins best answer.Thanks.
Original color of copper is brown. When it exposed to the air, it will oxidized and form copper(II) ion. The reaction of copper(ii) ion with water from air produces copper (II) hydroxide and normally its color is blue or greenish. So if you want the name of reaction, it is corrosion of metal or oxidation.
Q:Sodium ChlorideSodium BicarbonateCalcium BicarbonatePotassium BromideCalcium ChlorideCopper SulphateGlucoseSucrose Distilled WaterTap WaterVegetable oilthose are the substances now all i need to do is put a check mark if it is conductuvuty or solubilty for each ex. Sucrose- check for conductivity x for solubilty
I won't give you the answer to each question, and I'm not quite sure I understand the question. But a good rule of thumb is that ionic compounds (metal + nonmetal) are always conductive and covalent compounds (nonmetal + nonmetal) never are. As for solubility, polar dissolves polar, so for example sodium chloride (NaCl) is both conductive and soluble.
Q:My laptop CPU gets to around 75 degrees when gaming, it‘s designed for games such as battlefield 4 etc I‘m worried the temperature is too high, but i read that laptops are designed to tolerate to up to around 100 degrees, is this true? I need some advice!
The circuit board laminate of epoxy, fiberglass sheets, and copper circuits has an Underwriter's Lab approval limit of 105C. Sometimes the temperature measurement you see is the CPU core temperature, and sometimes it is the board temperature at the surface. There is about a 10C difference. As the temperature gets close, the fan should be running full speed and the CPU and graphics is supposed to throttle down in performance to try to bring the temperature down. At 105C, or close to it, the system shuts down. Also as it gets hot, resistors go up in resistance, and ceramic capacitors become unstable. You can get system instability as it gets hot in some weaker designs. The ICs themselves, diodes, transistors, and other electrical components, do get affected but not damaged at that temperature level, and the design is meant for product safety as the most important, as they would rather have a failure than a fire in a computer. Laptops can be replaced. People in a burning building are critical, so automated shutdowns are in place.
Q:A square hole 8.00 cm along each side is cut in a sheet of copper. Calculate the change in the area of this hole resulting when the temperature of the sheet is increased by 48.0 K.We don‘t know where to start on this.
The starting area of this circle is a(pi)r^2 , where r 4cm (or one-half of L) You need to look up, in your book most likely, the coefficient of thermal expansion for copper. It is most likely given in degrees Celsius, so make sure to convert your Kelvin temperatures, accordingly. You should also be able to identify the thermal expansion equation: the change in length of a material is equal to the initial length of the material multiplied by the coefficient of thermal expansion for the material multiplied by the change in temperature of the material. This gives you the CHANGE in the LENGTH of the material. Now, calculate the area of the circle after expansion: A (pi)R^2 , where R is equal to half of the sum of L plus the change in L: R [L + (change in L)]/2 Finally, subtract these two quantities to find your change in area: change in area: ( A - a ) pi(R^2 - r^2) pi([(L/2)^2] - [(L + change in L)/2]^2]) Love the physics.
Q:how do i cover a sphere with sheets of copper?
no one will believe this but it works if the water is off and there is still water lingering in it get a small piece of bread and place it in the pipe and it absorbs all the water and allows you to heat it up a plumber showed us and it has worked every time Good luck
Q:The chemical equation and please classify the reaction
it depends largely on the temp of the flame, how close to the flame, the thickness of the foil, and the expanse of the sheet. The more copper you have the better it will conduct away the local heat. If the parameters do not allow for an efficient dispersal of heat energy, the local hot spot will accumulate heat energy and evenmtually will burn through.

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