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Section F - EMJ
FSection FHiGH StRenGtH LoW ALLoY SteeLSHeAt tReAteD conStRUctionAL ALLoY SteeLSABRASion ReSiStinG SteeLSHiGH StRenGtH LoW ALLoY SteeLS ..2-3 Sheets and PlatesHeAt tReAteD conStRUctionAL ALLoY SteeLS ..4-5 PlatesAR 235 ABRASion ReSiStinG SteeL ..6 Plates and SheetsAR 360 ABRASion ReSiStinG SteeLS ..7 PlatesAR 400 ABRASion ReSiStinG SteeL ..8 PlatesABRASion ReSiStinG SHeetS ..9 Sheets and PlatesHiGH StRenGtH LoW ALLoY SteeLSSHeetS PLAteSHigh strength low alloy (HSLA) steels are essentially low carbon steels to which have been added small amounts of such alloying elements as chromium, nickel, molybdenum, vanadium, zirconium, copper, and columbium. The effect of the alloy addition is to raise the yield point of the steel in the as-rolled condition to a level substantially higher than that of the structural carbon grades, and at the same time provide weldability and formability.
It is intended for welded construction where welding procedures are suitable to maintain the properties of the plate. Such applications include bridge and building members, body and frame members for earth-moving and ... difficult forming and for all forming of heavier gauges, it should be heated and formed while hot. Hot forming should be done ...
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