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New constructional steels and structural stability

High strength, high fracture toughness, longer fatigue life, high corrosion resistance and better weldability are the users' demands for new constructional steels. In this paper, the mechanical properties of newly developed steels are reviewed and the ultimate plate strength and ductility in compression with different models of material properties are presented.

Yuhshi Fukumoto | Y. Fukumoto

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