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When high strengths are required in today’s cold formed components, heat treatable alloy steels are used. While these steels are capable of generating adequately high strengths in the final heat treated condition, they suffer from inadequate cold formability in the as-rolled condition. Hence, current high strength steels are not only very expensive to process, but are also relatively infexible in the way that they can be processed.
When high strengths are required in today’s cold formed components, heat treatable alloy steels are used. While these steels are capable of generating adequately high strengths in the final heat treated condition, they suffer from inadequate cold formability in the as-rolled condition. Hence, current high strength steels are not only very expensive to process, but are also relatively infexible in the way that they can be processed.
| Author(s) | C.I.Garcia, A.K. Lis and A.J. DeArdo, University of Pittsburgh, USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 60th Annual Convention, Boston, MA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, Nov. 1991, pg. 49. |
| Year | 1990 |
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