This study developed an 800 MPa grade ultrahigh-strength titanium microalloy weathering steel for photovoltaic support with yield and tensile strengths of 869 MPa and 956 MPa, respectively, and elongation abov. .
••Ultrahigh-strength weathering steel for 800 MPa grade photovoltaic. .
Photovoltaic support is mainly manufactured from low-strength weathering steels and highly polluting hot-dip galvanized steels [1]. The development of advanced ultra-hi. .
The chemical compositions of the materials used in this study are shown in Table 1. The schematic diagram of the rolling procedure of the tested steel is shown in Fig. 1. To ensure. .
3.1. Tensile propertiesThe yield strength at the CT of 570 °C is 869 MPa, which is 117 MPa higher than that at 630 °C (Fig. 2). The total elongation at CT of 570 °C a. .
4.1. Morphological evolution of precipitated phasesThe TiC precipitates were observed to be elliptical or disc-like in the iron matrix at both the CT of 57.
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