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New-Generation Steels with Enhanced and High Strength Produced by the Nosta Joint-Stock Company (Orsko-Khalilovskii Iron and Steel Works) for Welded Metallic Structures

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New-generation steels developed and produced by the NOSTA Company (Orsko-Khalilovskii Iron and Steel Works) for modern welded structures are presented. Special features of production and microalloying of the steels, which have improved the combination of their mechanical properties, are analyzed. The characteristics of impact toughness, strength, and ductility of the steels and the properties of welded joints are considered. Examples of successful use of the new-generation steels in industrial objects, public buildings and constructions are presented.

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  1. V. A. Kucherenko TsNIISK State Unitary Enterprise, Russia

    P. D. Odesskii, V. P. Larionov, I. P. Shabalov, E. K. Shafigin & D. V. Kulik

  2. Gosstroy RF, Moscow, Russia

    P. D. Odesskii, V. P. Larionov, I. P. Shabalov, E. K. Shafigin & D. V. Kulik

  3. Inzhpromtekhstroi Company, Russia

    P. D. Odesskii, V. P. Larionov, I. P. Shabalov, I. P. Shabalov, E. K. Shafigin & D. V. Kulik

  4. Northern United Institute for Problems of Engineering Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

    P. D. Odesskii, V. P. Larionov, E. K. Shafigin & D. V. Kulik

  5. Stal'kon Association, Russia

    P. D. Odesskii, V. P. Larionov, I. P. Shabalov, E. K. Shafigin & D. V. Kulik

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Odesskii, P.D., Larionov, V.P., Shabalov, I.P. et al. New-Generation Steels with Enhanced and High Strength Produced by the Nosta Joint-Stock Company (Orsko-Khalilovskii Iron and Steel Works) for Welded Metallic Structures. Metal Science and Heat Treatment 45, 367–372 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:MSAT.0000009783.09695.2a

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