Fixed naming groups for Japanese SK5 steel, and fixed composition for AISI M35 high speed tool steel, which was missing Cobalt in its composition.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010 09:08:52
Over two dozen JIS standard(Japanese) names added to the chart. Also, added a new alloy OSIKROSP cold work tool steel, which is also 80CrV8, 1.2552 W-Nr, and SKS42 JIS.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010 22:25:02
Three new proprietary, high speed, PM tool steels from PSM Industries PM Krupp subdivision. New alloys are T15HV tool steel, T42HV tool steel and PX-16 tool steel.
Monday, May 17, 2010 23:08:29
That + sign was a trouble all over the places... In the alloy notes, it was incorrectly displayed as $ symbol. Fixed that too.
Monday, May 17, 2010 15:50:30
The chart and the graph were incorrectly handling the + sigh that appeared in the new alloy name, Bimax42+ steel, if you want to be precise. Fixed the issue.
Monday, May 17, 2010 15:40:14
Fixed composition of the 90MnCrV8 cold work tool steel, Euro equivalent of the AISI O2 tool steel. New - Sandvik 7C27Mo2 steel composition.
Monday, May 17, 2010 13:15:15
After 7 month of search and research, it went over 2000 names on Friday night. Now you can identify over 2000 steels by their names and there's over 500 alloy compositions in the chart. There's more to come, including Titanium alloys which are completely missing now.
Sunday, May 16, 2010 15:45:42
Alloy names are sorted by standard and then maker. So, when viewing detailed info about particular steel, standard names come first, then maker's names sorted alphabetically. Makes it easier to find names for steels with 40+ different names :) Sane principle works in the knife steel composition chart, the names in the A.K.A column or notes are sorted the same way.
Saturday, May 15, 2010 11:21:59
After adding last entry checked the stats, WOW! 500 alloy compositions and 1960 names. And I know quite a few alloys not in the chart, and most likely there's bunch of others that aren't in the chart, but I dunno about them. Anyway, it's a good milestone :) I figure at some point I'll switch back to coding/feature enhancements.
Friday, May 14, 2010 11:01:49
Added AISI M52 tool steel composition, with several standard and proprietary names for it. Also, solved the mystery with DIN 1.3302 being listed as AISI T15 tool steel on some sites. In the end it was simple, AISI A7 tool steel is very similar to AISI T15, except it has no Cobalt in it. That was it. Added over a dozen new names for A7 as well.
Friday, May 14, 2010 11:00:49