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A mild steel beam that is hot rolled refers to a structural beam made from mild steel that has been produced using the hot rolling process. Hot rolling is a manufacturing process in which steel is heated to high temperatures and then passed through rollers to shape it into the desired profile while it is in a malleable state.
Mild steel, also known as low-carbon steel, is a type of steel that contains a relatively low percentage of carbon, typically less than 0.25%, making it easy to work with and weld. Mild steel beams are commonly used in structural applications, such as in building and construction projects, as load-bearing members to support weight and provide structural stability.
Some of the key features of mild steel beams that are hot rolled include:
It’s important to note that mild steel beams that are hot rolled may require proper surface treatment, such as painting or galvanizing, to protect against corrosion and extend their lifespan, especially in outdoor or corrosive environments. Additionally, proper engineering and design considerations, including load calculations, should be taken into account when specifying and using mild steel beams for structural applications to ensure the safety and performance of the overall structure.
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