In this work, a model for predicting the continuous cooling transformation (CCT) behaviour of low-alloy steels is developed, using semi-empirical expressions for isothermal transformation behaviour.

Low-Alloy Steels. A low-alloy steel is composed of steel plus other metals, such as manganese, nickel and chromium, to achieve higher strength without losing toughness. They have good fracture ...

Although the composition of heavy steel in a U.S. vehicle has been cut by a third since the early 1970s, replaced with cheaper metals and plastics, low-alloy steel and aluminum still make up more ...

Ferro Vanadium is known for its ability to improve the strength, durability, and resistance of steel. However, in recent years, the material has emerged as an unexpected contributor to more ...

Paris, February 27th, 2025, 10:00 am PRESS RELEASE Decarbonization of the steel industry: Eramet launches eraLow, its low-CO2 Manganese Alloy brand Eramet introduces eraLow, its new brand for low ...

Alloy steel can be characterised as either high or low alloy steel. Most alloys add only a small percentage in additional elements for improved hardenability and strength.

Carbon Steel. Carbon steel is an alloy of iron and carbon, with carbon content typically ranging from 0.05% to 2.1%. It is widely used in construction, automotive, and machine-building due to its high ...