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L-24. T.M. Link and B.M. Hance, “Axial and Bending Crash Performance of Advanced High-Strength Steels,” Proc. International Symposium on New Developments in Advanced High Strength Steels, Keystone, Colorado, USA, June 2017.

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Introduction The introduction of Advanced High-Strength Steel (AHSS) to light vehicle body structure

In general, if any type of AHSS [

Manufacturers embrace Advanced High Strength Steels as a cost-effective way to satisfy functional and regulatory

Steel, and specifically advanced high strength steel, satisfies automotive industry requirements for safety,

Vehicle programs must balance performance, safety, fuel efficiency, affordability and the environment, while

Steel E-Motive represents a fully autonomous ride sharing vehicle concept

A consortium of 35 global sheet steel producers representing 22 countries began the

Started in 2008, the FutureSteelVehicle

Automakers face conflicting constraints when designing new body structures: With escalating concerns

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Citation T-48. “Body Structure Materials and Allowed Operations” section in the “Model Y Collision Repair…
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Citation W-11. WorldAutoSteel. (2010) “FutureSteelVehicle Results and Reports & Cost Models.”
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Citation J-25: Japan European New Car Assessment Program