TMCP Applied ERW Steel Tube with High Strength and Excellent Formability Contributing to Weight Reduction

Kawasaki Steel Corporation has developed a new steel tube making process which includes warm-reducing after the electric resistance welding of steel strip. The tube properties such as bending, fatigue and torsion etc. can be improved by a warm-reducing process due to refining microstructure, spheroi...

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Published in:SAE transactions 2003-01, Vol.112, p.220-227
Main Authors: Toyooka, Takaaki, Aratani, Masatoshi, Kawabata, Yoshikazu, Okabe, Takatoshi, Shinshi, Osamu
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Automobiles
Bending
Carbon steels
Fatigue
Ferrites
Manufacturing processes
Mechanical properties
Steels
Surface texture
Tensile properties
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Bending
Carbon steels
Fatigue
Ferrites
Manufacturing processes
Mechanical properties
Steels
Surface texture
Tensile properties
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