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relation between chemical composition of steel and its mechanical properties

04/30/2008 5:10 AM

Is there any empirical relation between chemical composition of steel and its mechanical properties. Steels grade are P91, P9, P22, P11 and SS. I am looking for the weldability,yield strength,hardness specifically.
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