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High-strength bolts for building and bridge construction were produced using small amounts of aluminum-killed, low alloy steel to increase the hardening effects of carbon and other elements. Tensile strength was increased, relaxation was minimized, productivity increased five times, and cost savings of over 20% were realized.
High-strength bolts for building and bridge construction were produced using small amounts of aluminum-killed, low alloy steel to increase the hardening effects of carbon and other elements. Tensile strength was increased, relaxation was minimized, productivity increased five times, and cost savings of over 20% were realized.
| Author(s) | Tasaka, K.Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd., Kajiyama, K.Kato, T.Ono, T. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal7(9): 139-148 1974, Paper presented at WAI 43rd Annual Convention, Montreal, Canada |
| Year | 1974 |
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