| 释义 | high-strength low-alloy steel
 high-strength low-alloy steel[′hī ‚streŋkth ¦lō ¦al‚ȯi ′stēl]  (metallurgy) Steel containing small amounts of niobium or vanadium and having higher strength, better low-temperature impact toughness, and, in some grades, better atmospheric corrosion resistance than carbon steel. Abbreviated HSLA steel.high-strength low-alloy steelSteel having a chemical composition specifically developed to impart higher mechanical property values and, in some cases, greater resistance to atmospheric corrosion than is obtainable from conventional carbon steels.AcronymsSeeHSLAS |