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Effect of Vanadium on the Mechanical and Service Properties of Weldable Reinforcement Steels in Strength Classes A500C and A600C

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New vanadium-microalloyed reinforcement steels with improved weldability have been developed. The criteria that are used to evaluate a steel’s weldability based on its contents of carbon, manganese, silicon, and vanadium are analyzed. Results obtained from a regression analysis of the mechanical and service properties of the steels were used to construct nomograms for calculating and optimizing the chemical composition of vanadium-microalloyed reinforcement steels and 8–40-mm-thick rolled reinforcement bars with respect to their contents of carbon, manganese, and silicon.

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Translated from Metallurg, No. 10, pp. 65–69, October, 2015.

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Domov, D.V., Frantov, I.I., Seregin, A.N. et al. Effect of Vanadium on the Mechanical and Service Properties of Weldable Reinforcement Steels in Strength Classes A500C and A600C. Metallurgist 59, 941–947 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11015-016-0197-7

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