Abstract
1. The strength of steel 03G4N2MAF increases significantly as its carbon content increases from 0.05 to 0.10–0.12% with retention of plasticity and resilience at a sufficiently high level. A further increase in carbon content is not rational, since the resilience of the steel decreases sharply with an insignificant increase in yield point. 2. The resilience and resistance to brittle failure of the steel may improve considerably with the use of controlled rolling when its carbon content does not exceed 0.12%.
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