What Does Conventional Steel Mean?
Conventional steel refers to a type of steel with low levels of carbon formulated for low yield strength and high hardening capabilities.
Conventional Steel
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Corrosionpedia Explains Conventional Steel
Conventional steel often has added phosphorus, solid solutions and carbide precipitates to improve hardness properties. In architectural applications, conventional steel is used for building extensive, heavy foundations.
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