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Thinner is not always better
In the case of electrical steels, thinner sheets improves motor efficiency – crucial to meet the needs of hybrid/electric vehicles. But more laminations need to be stamped from this thinner metal to get to the same stator height. An article … Continue reading
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20,000 to be hired by 2023 at POSCO as part of US$40 billion investment
Automating a 3.52 million ton Gwangyang Steel Mill blast furnace, expanding production capability of their “Giga Steel” and establishing power generation facilities using byproduct gases will use almost 60% of the investment. Other funds will be devoted to secondary battery … Continue reading
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Total Elongation in a Tensile Test May Not Be The Best Formability Indicator for AHSS
Tensile test elongation is not the best way to assess formability of AHSS steel. In a tensile test, you are averaging deformation over a 2 inch (or more) gauge length. SSAB just published a good article on this, and coincidentally, … Continue reading
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