Lecture

Steel Structures: Products & Imperfections

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Description

This lecture covers the production process of steel products from steel mills, including hot rolling, different types of profiles, and the importance of imperfections and fabrication tolerances in steel structures. It also discusses the recycling of steel, various types of rolled profiles, fabrication techniques, and the impact of residual stresses on steel components.

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