Steam turbine blade steel

**Steel Grades, Chemical Compositions, and Mechanical Properties of Steam Turbine Blades** **Steel Grades and Chemical Compositions for Steam Turbine Blades** Below is a detailed table showing the chemical compositions of various steel grades used in steam turbine blades:

Brand

Chemical Composition (mass fraction) (%)

C

Si

Mn

Ni

Cr

Mo

W

V

Cu

1Cr13

≤0.15

≤1.00

≤1.00

≤0.60

11.50–13.0

—

—

—

—

1Cr12

0.10–0.15

≤0.60

≤0.60

≤0.60

11.50–13.00

—

—

—

≤0.30

2Cr13

0.16–0.24

≤0.60

≤0.60

≤0.60

12.00–14.00

—

—

—

1Cr12Mo

0.10–0.15

≤0.50

0.30–0.60

0.30–0.60

11.50–13.00

0.30–0.60

—

—

1Cr11MoV

0.11–0.18

≤0.60

≤0.60

10.00–11.50

0.50–0.70

—

0.25–0.40

1Cr12W1MoV

0.12–0.18

0.50–0.90

0.40–0.50

11.00–13.00

0.50–0.70

0.70–1.10

0.15–0.30

2Cr12MoV

0.18–0.23

0.30–0.80

0.30–0.50

11.00–12.50

0.80–1.20

—

0.25–0.35

2Cr12Ni1Mo1W1V

0.15–0.21

0.50–0.90

0.80–1.20

11.00–13.00

0.70–1.10

0.75–1.05

0.15–0.30

—

2Cr12NiMo1W1V

0.20–0.25

0.50–1.00

0.50–1.00

11.00–12.50

0.90–1.25

0.90–1.25

0.20–0.30

0.30

0Cr16Ni4Cu4Nb

≤0.055

≤1.00

≤0.50

3.80–4.50

15.00–16.00

Nb+Ta: 0.15–0.35

—

3.00–3.70
**Notes:** 1. The 1Cr16Ni4Cu4Nb grade contains no more than 0.050% aluminum, 0.05% titanium, and 0.05% nitrogen. Under conditions that meet mechanical properties, chromium content can reach up to 16.50%. 2. For the 0Cr16Ni4Cu4Nb grade, phosphorus and sulfur contents are not more than 0.035% and 0.030%, respectively. Other grades have phosphorus and sulfur contents not exceeding 0.030%. 3. All values refer to mass fraction. --- **Heat Treatment System for Steel Used in Steam Turbine Blades** | Brand | Quenching / °C | Tempering / °C | High Temperature Tempering / °C | Cooling Method | |-------|----------------|----------------|----------------------------------|----------------| | 1Cr13 | 800–900, slow cooling | 700–770, fast cooling | 950–1000, oil | 700–750, air | | 1Cr12 | 800–900, slow cooling | 700–770, fast cooling | 980–1040, oil | 660–770, air | | 2Cr13 | 800–900, slow cooling | 700–770, fast cooling | 950–1020, oil or air | 660–770, oil/water/air | | 1Cr12Mo | 800–900, slow cooling | 700–770, fast cooling | 950–1000, oil | 650–710, air | | 1Cr11MoV | 800–900, slow cooling | 700–770, fast cooling | 1000–1050, oil/air | 700–750, air | | 1Cr12W1MoV | 800–900, slow cooling | 700–770, fast cooling | 1000–1050, oil | 680–740, air | | 2Cr12MoV | 880–930, slow cooling | 750–770, fast cooling | 1020–1070, oil | 680–740, air | | 2Cr12Ni1Mo1W1V | 800–900, slow cooling | 700–770, fast cooling | 1020–1060, oil | 660–720, air | | 2Cr12NiMo1W1V | 860–930, slow cooling | 750–770, fast cooling | 980–1040, oil | 650–750, air | | 0Cr16Ni4Cu4Nb | Solid solution treatment (1020–1060°C, air cooled) | Precipitation hardening (600–700°C) | — | — | **Note:** The air cooling rate should be at least 14°C/min. --- **Mechanical Properties of Steel for Steam Turbine Blades** | Brand | Heat Treatment Method | Mechanical Properties | Annealed or High-Temperature Tempered Steel Hardness (HBS) | |-------|----------------------|------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------| | | | σ₀.₂ (MPa) | σ_b (MPa) | δ (%) | ψ (%) | AK (J) | HBS | | 1Cr13 | Quenching and tempering | ≥345 | 540 | 25 | 55 | 78 | ≥159 ≤200 | | 1Cr12 | Quenching and tempering | ≥440 | 615 | 20 | 60 | 71 | 187–229 ≤200 | | 2Cr13 | Quenching and tempering | ≥490 | 655 | 16 | 50 | 63 | 207–241 ≤223 | | 1Cr12Mo | Quenching and tempering | ≥550 | 685 | 18 | 60 | 78 | 217–248 ≤255 | | 1Cr11MoV | Quenching and tempering | ≥490 | 685 | 16 | 55 | 47 | 269–302 ≤200 | | 1Cr12W1MoV | Quenching and tempering | ≥590 | 735 | 15 | 45 | 47 | 269–302 ≤223 | | 2Cr12MoV | Quenching and tempering | ≥600 | — | 15 | 50 | 47 | 241–285 ≤223 | | 2Cr12Ni1Mo1W1V | Quenching and tempering | ≥735 | 880 | 14 | 42 | 47 | — ≤255 | | 2Cr12NiMo1W1V | Quenching and tempering | ≥760 | 930 | 12 | 32 | — | 277–311 ≤255 | | 0Cr16Ni4Cu4Nb | Precipitation hardening | 590–755 | 890 | 16 | 55 | — | 262–302 ≤361 | **Notes:** 1. The heat-treated sample has a blank size of 25 mm, and the steel was heat-treated with an original size less than 25 mm. 2. The mechanical properties listed apply to steels with a cross-sectional dimension ≤ 60 mm. 3. These materials are suitable for manufacturing steam turbine and gas turbine blades. *Source: http://news.chinawj.com.cn* *Editor: Hardware Business Network Information Center*

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