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Engineering, 29.10.2019 05:31 miguelsanchez1456

High strength steels are being used to reduce weight on cars.

explain why using a high strength steel would allow you to reduce the weight of a component?

pick a high strength steel and heat treatment for that steel and provide the steel's yield strength and elongation (or fracture strength)?

describe at least two concerns you would have when replacing regular steel with high strength steel?

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