Aluminum sheet 5083 h116 with certificate of CCS for marine
Aluminum Sheet 5083 H116 is a high-strength, corrosion-resistant aluminum magnesium alloy designed specifically for demanding marine applications. Known for its excellent performance under seawater exposure and superior mechanical strength, the 5083 alloy is broadly utilized in shipbuilding, offshore platforms, and other marine structures. With certification from the China Classification Society (CCS), this product offers quality assurance and compliance with international marine standards.
Product Name: Aluminum Sheet 5083 H116Certifying Body: China Classification Society (CCS)Application: Marine, Shipbuilding, Offshore platforms, Oil & Gas rig componentsThickness Range: 2mm to 150mm (standard, can be customized)Width Range: Up to 2500mmLength: Tailored based on order
Chemical Composition (Typical)
| Element | Mg (Magnesium) | Mn (Manganese) | Cr (Chromium) | Fe (Iron) <= | Si (Silicon) <= | Cu (Copper) <= | Zn (Zinc) <= | Al (Aluminum) remainder |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| % Weight | 4.0 – 4.9 | 0.4 – 1.0 | 0.05 – 0.25 | 0.4 | 0.4 | 0.1 | 0.25 | Balance |
Note: All values are subject to minor variations depending on supplier and batch.
Mechanical Properties
| Property | Typical Value | Standard/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tensile Strength (σb) | 290 – 335 MPa | ASTM B926, EN 485 |
| Yield Strength (σ0.2) | ≥ 145 MPa | |
| Elongation (%) | ≥ 12% | 50mm gauge length |
| Hardness (HB) | 70 – 90 | Brinell Hardness |
| Density | 2.66 g/cm³ |
Temper Designation and Definition: H116
- H116 temper denotes the stabilized condition of the 5083 alloy sheet to be used without strain-ageing, which safeguards the material’s resistance to sensitization in marine environments.
- After rolling and annealing, the material undergoes strain hardening, followed by stabilization heat treatments unique to the temper H116.
- Alleviates the risk of exfoliation corrosion, specifically vital for marine-grade aluminum subjected to saltwater.
Implementation and Quality Standards
- CCS Certification: Aluminum sheet 5083 H116 comes with a Certification by CCS that confirms compliance with marine engineering standards, ensuring material traceability and factory audits.
- Production Standards:
- GB/T 15115-2008 (Aluminium and aluminium alloy sheets)
- ASTM B928/B928M
- ISO 6361:2012
- EN AW-5083 standards as per EN 485-2
- Corrosion Resistance: Designed to withstand harsh saltwater and marine atmospheres, ideal for hulls, decks, and superstructures.
- Welding & Fabrication: Suitable for gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), and has excellent cold working and machining capabilities.
Benefits for Marine Applications
- Exceptional Corrosion Resistance: Due to the magnesium-rich chemical make-up, the 5083 alloy is highly resilient against seawater corrosion and exfoliation.
- High Strength with Toughness: The H116 temper preserves excellent mechanical strength while maintaining ductility necessary for shaping and impact-resistance on maritime structures.
- Lightweight: Compared with steel, the lower density means improved fuel efficiency and payload capacity.
- Certified Reliability: CCS certification validates conformity to strict safety and performance metrics critical in the marine industry.
- Versatility: Works well across various marine exterior and interior applications, including bulkheads, decks, pressure vessels, and structural components.
Applications in Marine Environment
- Marine vessel hulls and superstructures
- Offshore drilling platforms and construction
- Energy pipeline supports and cargo tanks
- Shipbuilding structural components requiring exotic corrosion resistance
- High wear surfaces like protective cladding
Related Products
Marine 5086 aluminum sheet
This product article provides an in-depth and comprehensive understanding of Marine 5086 Aluminum Sheets, including their chemical composition, mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, fabrication capabilities, and typical marine applications.
View DetailsMarine 5052 aluminum sheet
Aluminum alloy 5052 is a non-heat-treatable, strain-hardened alloy with magnesium as the primary alloying element. It is designed to offer superior corrosion resistance in marine and saline environments, making it a dependable choice for components exposed directly to seawater or coastal atmospheric conditions.
View DetailsMarine perforated aluminum sheets
Marine Perforated Aluminum Sheets feature a series of uniform holes or shapes punched through the aluminum surface. These perforations can vary in size, pattern, and open area to tailor the sheets for specific applications.
View DetailsMarine Aluminum Tread Sheets
Marine Aluminum Tread Sheets are aluminum alloy plates featuring a raised surface pattern, commonly referred to as a tread design or diamond plate.
View DetailsMarine 5383 aluminum sheet
5383 aluminum is a strain-hardened, non-heat-treatable alloy from the 5xxx series primarily alloyed with magnesium. It exhibits a unique balance of corrosion resistance and mechanical properties particularly suited for marine applications.
View DetailsMarine 5083 aluminum sheet
Aluminum alloy 5083 is a non-heat-treatable alloy primarily composed of magnesium and trace elements that deliver outstanding protection against corrosion, particularly in seawater and saline atmospheres.
View DetailsRelated Blog
2mm 3mm 4mm marine grade 5083 aluminum sheet
When considering materials for marine applications, the demand for durability, adaptability, and weight efficiency comes to the forefront of innovation. One leading solution in this arena is the 5083 aluminum alloy.
View DetailsAntiCorrosion 5083 Aluminum Sheet for Marine
Superior corrosion resistance and high strength of AntiCorrosion 5083 Aluminum Sheets, specifically designed for marine applications. Learn detailed specifications, alloy tempering, mechanical properties, and implementation standards in this comprehensive
View DetailsMarine Uses 5083 Aluminum Sheet for Boat
When the sapphire waves beckon—whether for pleasure, transport, or industry—choosing the right materials for constructing boats and marine vessels becomes pivotal.
View DetailsAstm standard 5083 5052 aluminium sheet for boat material
ASTM Standard 5083 & 5052 Aluminum Sheet for Boat Material: Reading Marine Alloy Like a Hull Designer, Not a CatalogIn marine construction, aluminum sheet is often discussed as if it were simply a grade name plus a thickness.
View Details5083 H116 H321 Aluminum sheet for Ship or boat 5083
When it comes to marine applications, having sturdy and corrosion-resistant materials is essential for durability and safety. Aluminum, specifically the alloy grades 5083 in temper states H116 and H321.
View Details5083 aluminium marine grade 3.2 mm thick aluminium sheet
5083 Aluminium Marine Grade 3.2 mm Thick Aluminium Sheet: Unveiling Its Functional Excellence and Versatile ApplicationsIn the realm of marine engineering, material selection determines durability, safety, and performance.
View Details
Leave a Message