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The Long Products Market Development Group (LPMDG), formed in 1997, provides a unique forum for long products steel producers. Through the support of Steel Market Development Institute, the LPMDG is growing the market for value-added steel bar and rod products. With member companies and task forces--Automotive/Heavy Equipment and Construction/ Infrastructure--the group is committed to developing innovative solutions to the challenges facing their clients and the steel industry.
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Atmosphere versus Vacuum Through-Carburized Boron Steels
In this article we will compare two through-carburized boron steels which were both atmosphere and vacuum heat treated. As in previous axial fatigue tests; approximately 30 test samples were prepared to ensure there were three replicate tests at a minimum … Continue reading
