ADVANTAGES OF HIGH STRENGTH STEELS APPLICATIONS IN MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTIONS

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Ilic, Andreja [1 ]
Ivanovic, Lozica [1 ]
Josifovic, Danica [1 ]
Lazic, Vukic [1 ]
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[1] Univ Kragujevac, Fac Engn, Sestre Janjic 6, Kragujevac 34000, Serbia
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high strength steels; mechanical properties; construction; joint methodoligies; design;
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TH [机械、仪表工业];
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In this paper, the advantages of high strength steels applications in modern mechanical constructions are shown by literature overview. Also, those advantages are put in correlation with particular mechanical design procedures which are required by those applications. The concrete tasks in design procedure which are related to applications of this steels are recognized. Analyses of demands, which are introduced to actual mechanical constructions, showed that those constructions obtained many and very diverse functions. On the other hand, those constructions have to fulfill strict limitations, which are opponent by its nature. Higher demands in energy efficiency and rising prices of materials impose reduction of constructions' weight. The design constraints and presented facts, altogether, implicate that the material selection is one of the most important procedure of design process. Also, only application of high strength steels can fulfill the most of the constructional demands. It is concluded in the paper that application of high strength steels obtain the reduction in emission of pollutants without compromises in safety, reliability and affordability. Furthermore, the major guidelines for improvement of design process of the mechanical constructions made of those steels are highlighted in this paper.
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