Development of a Low Yield-Strength Ratio and Fire Resistant Steel for High-Rise Building

Qing Bo Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.150-151.534

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Development of a Low Yield-Strength Ratio and Fire Resistant Steel for High-Rise Building

Abstract:

Two low yield-strength ratio and fire-resistant steels used for high-rise building were obtained by the optimum of alloying elements and TMCP technology. It was found that the yield-strength ratio of steel composed of polygonal ferrite and bainite is lower than that of ferrite and pearlite, and Mo is a effective alloying element to increase the high temperatuare strength of steel.