For mechanical engineering applications mild steel is used for parts that are not subject to high stress. Depending on the analysis, section and form of supply the tensile strength generally falls in the broad range of 350/550 N/mm. When supplied in the bright cold drawn condition higher figures are obtainable, especially on small diameters.
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B.S. 291976Carbon steel forgingsB.S. 970 Part 11991Carbon and carbon manganese steel, free cutting steelB.S. 970 Part 21983Alloy steelsB.S. 970-Part 21988Spring steelB.S. 970 Part 31991Bright barsB.S. 14071970Silver steelB.S. 14291980Wire for springsB.S. 14491991Plate, sheet and stripB.S. 1501 Part 21988Plates for pressure vesselsB.S. 1501 Part 31990Plates sheet and strips for pressure vesselsB.S. 15021982Sections and bars for pressure vesselsB.S. 15031989Forgings for pressure vesselsB.S. 15041976Castings for pressure purposesB.S. 15061990Bolting materialB.S. 17171983TubesB.S. 20561991Wire for springsB.S. 2772 Part 21989Colliery haulage and winding equipmentB.S. 2901 Part 11983Filler rods and wires for gas-shielded arc weldingB.S. 2901 Part 21990Filler rods and wiresB.S. 3059 Part 11987Boiler and super heater tubesB.S. 3059 Part 21990Boiler and super heater tubesB.S. 30731977StripB.S. 30741989Seamless tubesB.S. 30751976WireB.S. 30761989BarsB.S. 30721989Sheet and plateB.S. 3146 Part 21975Investment castingsB.S. 3605 Part 11991Seamless tubes and pipesB.S. 3605 Part 21992Welded tubes and pipesB.S. 36061992Tubes for heat exchangersB.S. 6323 Part 11982Seamless and welded tubesB.S. 31001991Steel castingsB.S. 3111 Part 11987WireB.S. 3146 Part 11974Investments castingsB.S. 36011987Pipes and tubesB.S. 3602 Part 11987Seamless, ERW and induction welded tubesB.S. 3602 Part 21991Submerged arc welded tubesB.S. 36031991Tubes for pressure purposes (at low temperatures)B.S. 3604 Part 11990Tubes for pressure purposes (at elevated temperatures)B.S. 3604 Part 21991Tubes for pressure purposes (at elevated temperatures)B.S. 43601990Plates, strip, sections, barsB.S. 46701971Alloy steel forgingsB.S. 52161991Carbon steel wire for springsB.S. 6323 Part 11982Seamless and welded tubesB.S. EN 100251994Non alloy steelsB.S. EN 10028-21992Flat products for pressure purpose (elevated temperatures)B.S. EN 10028-31992Flat products for pressure purpose (weldable fine grain steels, normalized)B.S. EN 10028-41993Flat products for pressure purpose (nickel alloyed, low-temperature properties)B.S. EN 10083-11991Heat-treatable steelsB.S. EN 10083-21991Heat-treatable steelsB.S. EN 10113-21993Weldable fine grained steelsB.S. EN 10113-31993Weldable fine grained steelsB.S. EN 101301991Cold rolled flat products for cold formingB.S. EN 101551993Steels with improved atmospheric resistance
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also issued guidelines about ingesting certain folk medicines which contain a high level of lead and may expose people to lead or lead compounds. For example Daw Tway is a digestive aid used in Thailand and Myanmar (Burma). Analysis of Daw Tway samples showed as much as 970 parts per million (ppm) of lead. The Daw Tway samples also contained high arsenic levels, as high as 7,100 ppm.
The hippocampus is a part of the brain involved in learning and memory. The main reasons for lead interfering with learning particularly in children is that it damages the cells within the hippocampus. In rats exposed to lead, structural damage such as irregular nuclei and denaturation of myelin were reported (Mycyk et al., 2005).
The treatment for lead poisoning consists of dimercaprol and succimer (Park et al., 2008). Due to the persistent findings on cognitive deficits caused by lead poisoning particularly in children, widespread reduction of exposure should be mandatory. 2ff7e9595c
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