Examples of using Steels in English and their translations into Chinese
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Most people are familiar with chromium as an alloy element in stainless steels and as a protective coating in various applications.
The first wrought duplex stainless steels were produced in Sweden in 1930 and were used in the sulfite paper industry.
In recent years, the dual-grade stainless steels are very popular among LNG users, among which TP304/304L, TP316/316L and other applications are particularly extensive.
Many steel companies have developed new grades of innovative high-strength steels allowing auto components to be made thinner and lighter without sacrificing safety.
Approximately 75% of mmodern steels have been developed in the past 20 years.
It is now considered a cost-effective substitute for 300 series stainless steels that can provide an additional benefit of improved yield strength.
Corrosion resistant stainless steels are an obvious choice because of their proven performance in this environment.
Present in many steels, and air-hardening steels(e.g. A2, ATS-34) always have 1% or more Molybdenum.
It is a locally accelerated type of corrosion and is one of the major corrosion hazards in stainless steels.
There areapproximately 75% of modern steels that have been developed in the past 20 years.
Some stainless steels containing 4% to 5% molybdenum are used to produce precision chemical instruments and equipment used in the seawater environment.
These steels were designed primarily to be used in unpainted applications where a reduction in maintenance costs, such as painting.
Zinc also protects the lighter and stronger next generation steels that enable vehicle designs with greater fuel efficiency and lower emissions.
But depending on the environment, austenic steels or super alloys may have to be used for this temperature range.
In fact, all stainless steels by definition contain at least 10 percent chromium.
Approximately 75% of modern steels have been developed in the past 20 years.
These steels are designed primarily to be used in unpainted applications where a reduction in maintenance costs included such as painting.
Hot work tooling: these steels must be heat resistant and must not melt or be deformed by the extreme heat.
It has a tendency to graphitization and is a very expensive component, hence it is not used as an alloying addition in normal steels.
High temperature-resistant steels have made efficiency in steam power plants possible and have the potential to be developed and employed even further.