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Competetive Wear Plate Paulo Seabra South American Countries Nov-2010 Protection... SSAB major production sites and sales offices SSAB has 13,000 employees operating in 45 countries around the world. SSAB in Sweden Steel operations Strip Products Division Plate Division Processing Trading Applications and Brands Hot Rolled Plate . Hot Rolled Coil . Cold Rolled Coil . Requirements on an Armor Plate Protection against penetration - Hardness and toughness Protection against blasting - Toughness and strength Exposed to danger X Environments where personal safety is crucial – Vehicles exposed to danger and personal threat where strength has to be matched with a low weight. Cash In Transit vehicles for personnel and asset protection 8 Exposed to danger Vehicles lined with Armox and Domex Protect 9 Exposed to danger X Troup carriers X Ambulances Vehicles lined with Armox and Domex Protect 10 Building Components X Building components where security is vital – Challenge: Design a safe and light building. – Customer Benefits: Safety for personnel. – Solution: Armox and Domex Protect in door and wall structures. Swedish Embassy Washington D.C. 11 Building Components X Security Doors X Window Protective Grating X Private Safe Rooms – Optimized ballistic properties with minimum weight. 12 Components X Cockpit Door Protect 500 13 Exposed to danger X Environments where personal safety is crucial – Thoroughly ballistic tested and positively proven in life threatening situations – Ballistic optimized properties matched with a low weight Docol Protect 450 1,8 mm 14 Limousines Embassies, government and public buildings Banks, exchange bureaus Warehouse Wheeled vehicles Tracked vehicles Hot Rolled Plate . Hot Rolled Coil . Cold Rolled Coil . SSAB Armor Materials X Optimized ballistic/explosion properties. X Tough, hard and strong, yet workshop friendly. X Thoroughly ballistic tested and positively proven in life threatening situations. X Complete product program ensures that SSAB’s experts can help select the best possible solutions for any application/situation X Narrow Tolerances with garanteed plus tolerances when requested. 22 Acknowledgement SSAB Material Armox Product Program X Armox 370 C1 │3-80 mm X Armox 500 T │ 3-130 mm X Armox 370 C2 │3-130 mm X Armox 600 │4-35 mm X Armox 440 T│ 4-60 mm X Armox Advanced │ 4-20 mm 24 Civil standard EN 1522 Protect Product Program X Docol Protect 450 – 0,5 - 2,0 mm X Domex Protect 300 – 3,0 - 6,0 mm X Domex Protect 500 – 2,0 - 10,0 mm 26 Products 650 600 550 500 450 400 350 HARDNESS / HBW 300 370 T 370T 500T 440T 560 T 600 T 500TE 650 Cl 1 Cl 2 Our production facilities Blast furnace Metallurgy - Strip Products (Luleå) Ironmaking Pellets, coke, limestone, BOF slag, manganese slag and briquettes are charged into the blast furnace the ore melts coke is burnt Coke plant hot metal is tapped Blast furnace Torpedo car Slag pot Continuous casting LD-converter Ladle metallurgy Transport to Borlänge Our production facilities Rolling and Coating – Strip Products (Borlänge) Hot rolling mill Transport Slab from Luleå furnace and Oxelösund Cold rolling mill Coiler Pickling Coating Annealing Cut-to-length and slitting Our production facilities Production flow in Plate Products (Oxelösund) What is our solution? X It is a quenched low alloyed steel X Optimized for hardness, toughness and ballistic/explosion properties Typical analysis for ARMOX Classic B-alloyed quench and tempered steel %C %Si %Mn %Cr %Ni %Mo %S %P 0,28 0,25 0,9 0,5 0,8 0,4 0,002 0,008 Developed by ¾ High analysis precision and analysis optimization ¾ Low contents of inclusions and impurities ¾ Improved production processes ¾Chemical composition is optimized for each grade, each thickness and each application! SSAB Corporate movie 33 Dimension L T W Product dimension ARMOX X Thickness: 3 – 150mm X Width: 1000 – 3350mm X Length: 2000 - 14500 mm DOMEX / DOCOL PROTECT X Thickness: 0,5 – 8mm X Width: 900 – 1500mm Thickness tolerances Plate thickness tolerance Thickness tolerance (mm) 1,6 1,5 1,4 1,3 EN 10029 class A 1,2 1,1 1,0 0,9 ARMOX Std, PD 0,8 0,7 ARMOX, PT 0,6 0,5 ARMOX, PL 0,4 0,3 0,2 0,1 0,0 -0,1 -0,2 -0,3 -0,4 -0,5 -0,6 -0,7 -0,8 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213141516171819202122232425 Thickness (mm) Flatness tolerance – EN 10 029 The steel types according to tables 4 are defined as follows Steel type L: X Products with a specified minimum yield strength ≤ 460 MPa, neither quenched nor quenched and tempered Steel type H: X Products with a specified minimum yield strength > 460 N/mm2 and <700 N/mm2 and all grades of quenched and quenched and tempered products. 38 Flatness The straight-edge shall rest on the plate at two points at least 25 mm from the long side of the plate and at least 200 mm from its short side (100 mm for plate to tolerance class S). The vertical height is rounded off to the nearest whole mm. Me asu ring A rea Civil standard EN 1522 Standards X We can supply armour X TL plate according to X MIL accepted standards from X Stanag all over the world. X Others X However Armox is Armox and is to a great deal supplied according to the Armox datasheet X Armox can only be supplied by SSAB Material Certificate, Armox 500T, 5 mm American MIL Specification Data sheet Armox 500T, the biggest volumes Thickness: 3-150 mm Width: 1700-3000 mm depending on thickness Stock up to 25 mm New-rolling What is happening in development? X General upgrading of all grades is a continuous ongoing work X Armox 440T is increasing (explosions) X Armox 600T and Advanced is increasing X Working on the thickness range for all grades X Better and more complete stock inventory Improvised Explosive Device (IED) X Still the biggest cause of casualties X Becoming a very sensitive issue in all countries supporting the activities in Iraq and Afghanistan X Demand for better all-round protection for troops Mrap Buffalo Buffalo after blasting Improvised Explosive Device (IED) 53 …why compromise Flatness tolerances – SSAB vs. EN 10 029 55 Primer X Corrosion protection 3 or 6 months X On all stock material X On most material for new rolling X Customer decides 56 Anti-corrosion painting Surface condition X In accordance with EN 10 163-2, Class A, Sub-class 1 Delivery requirements for surface condition of hot-rolled steel plates, wide flats and sections – Part 2: Plate and wide flats General Product Information Weldox, Hardox, Armox and Toolox www.ssab.com Tolerances and surface condition Unless otherwise specified in the material standard or otherwise agreed, plate is delivered with: X Surface condition in accordance with EN 10 163-2, Class A, Sub-class 1 X Flatness tolerance to EN 10 029, Class N X Length and width tolerances to EN 10 029 X Thickness tolerances to AccuRollTech™ that conforms to the provisions of EN 10 029. KMW Mungo LAND ROVERS KMW Dingo 2 MOWAG EAGLE IV OTOKAR COBRA RIVA BAE RG33 RG 31 having suffered a mine blast PANHARD PVP BAE TACTICA PATRIA AMV STEYR PANDUR II MOWAG PIRANHA IV Taiwan – Snow Leopard NEXTER VBCI KMW BOXER HÄGGLUNDS BV210 HÄGGLUNDS CV90 KMW PUMA LEOPARD 2 (Greece) LEOPARD 2 (Germany) MINE CLEARING MINE CLEARING DORBYL CHUBBY Thailand up armoured police cars MERCEDES ACTROS ACTROS Protected Container Muito obrigado Thanks... Paulo Seabra [email protected] + 55 (11) 8542-4018 + 55 (11) 2589-6300.
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