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KAWASAKI STEEL TECHNICAL REPORT
No.41 ( October 1999 )
Advances in Iron and Steel Technologies,
Commemorating the 30th Anniversary of
Technical Research Laboratories

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Recent Activities in Research of Shapes, Bars, and Wire Rods

Keniti Amano, Toshiyuki Hoshino, Fumimaru Kawabata
Synopsis:
Main research themes of H-shapes and bars and wire steels based on market demands are a new TMCP for H-shapes, an advanced TMCP and micro alloying for bars, a fatigue control for bearing steels, a metallurgy of carbon steel, and strengthening of bars. These studies have enabled the development of many useful H-shapes and bars and wire steels, including the 80 mm thick heavy gauge H-shapes, the new non-heat-treated high strength bars produced by the newly developed thermo mechanical precipitation control process (TPCP), a new economical bearing steel, graphitized steel, which has an excellent machinability, and cold forgeability.
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