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Carbon steel is a
steel with
carbon content from
about 0.05 up to 2.1
percent by weight. The
definition of
carbon steel from the
American Iron and Steel...
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Steel is an
alloy of iron and
carbon with
improved strength and
fracture resistance compared to
other forms of iron.
Because of its high
tensile strength...
- hard
steel, but also a
composite steel that was inhomogeneous,
consisting of a very high-
carbon steel (formerly the pig-iron) and a lower-
carbon steel (formerly...
- low-alloy
steel (HSLA) is a type of
alloy steel that
provides better mechanical properties or
greater resistance to
corrosion than
carbon steel. HSLA
steels vary...
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other elements such as molybdenum,
carbon,
nickel and
nitrogen depending on its
specific use and cost.
Stainless steel's resistance to
corrosion results...
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indicate the
amount of
carbon, in
hundredths of a
percent (basis points) by weight. For example, a 1060
steel is a plain-
carbon steel containing 0.60 wt%...
- same extent, that
carbon steel does, and
carbon-
steel heat-treating
behavior can vary
radically depending on
alloying elements.
Steel can be
softened to...
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Wootz steel is a
crucible steel characterized by a
pattern of
bands and high
carbon content.
These bands are
formed by
sheets of
microscopic carbides...
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which carbon dissolved in the
steel is the deoxidizer. Aluminium, silicon, and
manganese are the most
widely used
elements for the
deoxidation of
steel. Usually...
- Tool
steel is any of
various carbon steels and
alloy steels that are
particularly well-suited to be made into
tools and tooling,
including cutting tools...
