1. Introduce – Alloy formed by combining iron and niobium (about 60~80%) – Usually obtained from the thermite process, which reduces a mixture of iron oxide and niobium oxide to aluminum at high temperatures – Excellent alloying agent used in high strength low alloy (HSLA) steels→ High strength low alloy (HSLA) steels with significantly improved properties are obtained when niobium is added to steel at 0.1% or less→ Used as an additive in steel manufacturing to improve strength and toughness – Mainly used in the production of materials designed to withstand extreme temp...
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