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16Mo3

1.5415
Carbon SteelPressure Vessel
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Molybdenum-alloyed pressure vessel steel — THE European Mo-Kesselblech. Mo 0.25-0.35% improves creep resistance and elevated-temperature strength to ~500°C (higher than P265GH at ~400°C). Used for superheater tubes, boiler drums, steam piping, and heat exchangers in power generation. EN 10028-2 + PED.

International equivalents

FlagStandardCountryGradeNumberMatch
🇺🇸ASTMUSAASTM A204 Gr.B (approximate)—REF
🇪🇺ENEurope16Mo3 / 1.54151.5415100%

Sources: ASTM A204, EN 10028-2

Chemical composition comparison (wt%)

Side-by-side: 16Mo3 (EN) (EN 10028-2) vs 16Mo3 / 1.5415 (EN) (EN 10028-2)

Element16Mo3 (EN)16Mo3 / 1.5415 (EN)Overlap
C0.12–0.2%0.12–0.2%OK
Si0–0.35%0–0.35%OK
Mn0.4–0.9%0.4–0.9%OK
P0–0.025%0–0.025%OK
S0–0.01%0–0.01%OK
Mo0.25–0.35%0.25–0.35%OK

Mechanical properties

Normalized

PropertyValueUnit
Tensile Strength440–590MPa
Yield Strength≥ 275MPa
Elongation≥ 22%
Elastic Modulus≥ 210GPa
Density≥ 7.85g/cm3

Compatibility verdict

16Mo3 and 16Mo3 / 1.5415: 100% composition match

Close equivalents but NOT identical.

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