This invention discloses a novel bulletproof steel plate with a thickness of 12-35mm, comprising the following
chemical composition by weight percentage (unit: wt%): C: 0.25-0.28, Si: 1.20-1.40, Mn: 1.50-1.60, P: ≤0.007, S: ≤0.001, Cr: 0.50-0.60, B: 0.0015-0.0023, Ti: 0.03-0.04, with the remainder being Fe and residual elements; it eliminates the need for the addition of Ni, Mo, and
rare earth elements, thus reducing
alloy costs. In terms of production process, clean steel
smelting is used to control the P and S content, thereby improving
impact toughness; pressure
quenching is employed with multi-point pressure application and reasonable distribution of
water volume and pressure in each section of the high-pressure zone to achieve uniform cooling and flatness of the steel plate; furthermore, low-temperature
tempering is used to effectively eliminate the influence of residual
internal stress in the steel plate and improve the subsequent
processing performance of the steel plate, such as
cutting and
welding. The resulting bulletproof steel has a tensile strength of 1700-1800MPa, a surface
hardness of >500HBW, and an
impact energy of >40J at -20℃, which fully meets the requirements for use of bulletproof
steel plates.