6. Glossary
Steels
Ferrous alloys generally suitable for hot working with a carbon content equal to or less than 2%.
Alloy fer-carbone; iron-carbon alloy
A mixture of iron and carbon, which forms the basis of steels and cast irons.
Alloys; ferrous alloys
Metal alloys with an average iron content higher than that of any other alloying element.
Cementite; cementite
Iron carbide formed by the combination of one carbon atom and three iron atoms. It is very hard and gives steel great resistance to wear, but makes the material brittle.
Crystal defects
Imperfections in the crystalline structure of a material, such as vacancies, dislocations, or atoms in insertion or substitution, which...
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Standards and norms
- Hot-rolled structural steel products – Part 2: technical delivery conditions for unalloyed structural steels. - NF EN 10025-2 - 2005
- Steels for quenching and tempering – Part 2: technical delivery conditions for alloy structural steels. - NF EN 10083-2 - 2006
- Hot-rolled high-strength steel products for steel construction – Part 1: unalloyed steels. - NF A 35-501 - 1997
- Hot-rolled structural steel...
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