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7 Jun 2010: Stainless-steel rebar is far superior to conventional rebar, and may provide 100+ years economic service life. ... Because all projects are driven by economics, the proper utilization of high strength, tough steels requires that the designers consider

7 Jun 2010: industrialized nations. At the same time new economic centers have already taken active parts in the world off in our prediction.

7 Jun 2010: Furthermore, the reduced nickel content and the good corrosion resistance also make this material interesting from an economic point of view.

7 Jun 2010: MODELING. Towards economic design of a pressure vessel made of duplex stainless steel M.

7 Jun 2010: Stainless steel can thus have economic benefits over competing materials. Offering weight savings, enhanced “crashworthiness” and corrosion resistance, it can also be recycled. ... 5. ARCHITECTURAL APPLICATIONS In architecture, as in any other

7 Jun 2010: Funding was provided by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour (BMWA) via the German Federation of Industrial Cooperative Research Associations „Otto von Guericke“ (AiF) and the Steel Forming Research

7 Jun 2010: Stainless steel has been widely used in almost all aspects in accordance with rapid economic development.

7 Jun 2010: NOx and CO2 emission. In order to be used in these advanced operating conditions, the economic ferrite steels with creep resistance are required for highly stressed turbine components.

7 Jun 2010: These weld metals have had limited use primarily due to economic fac-tors and lack of flexibility.

7 Jun 2010: It is generally recognised that the pipeline is the most economic and safest technology for land transportation of large quantities of natural gas. ... Load effects are subsequently compared with allowable states of stress. Unfortunately, this may also