Welding of High-Strength Steel
V. G. Paranjpe
Abstract
V. G. Paranjpe
Abstract
In the last few years, the use of low alloy high strength structural steels and also ultra high-strength structural steels has slowly increased due to the fact that several earth moving machinery manufacturing concerns have taken to these steels in view of the strength-to-weight advantage they get from these very sophisticated varieties of products.
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In the last few years, the use of low alloy high strength structural steels and also ultra high-strength structural steels has slowly increased due to the fact that several earth moving machinery manufacturing concerns have taken to these steels in view of the strength-to-weight advantage they get from these very sophisticated varieties of products.
Key concepts: Welding, High strength steel, Metallurgy, Alloy, Materials science