Talk:Shock-resisting steel

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SVCM

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Hi User:5.198.10.236, re moved SVCM to SVCM - this is not shock resisting steel - quote from own reference the toughness is not very good - you've misread the reference and you're factually incorrect CR-V has sufficient hardness but the toughness is not very good (not SVCM). More clear is SVCM steel is a kind of shock-resistant steel [1]. I've reverted your removal, and it doesn't at this point deserve it's own article based on article size and sources out there. Please check your facts before disrupting next time. Widefox; talk 11:13, 3 April 2021 (UTC)Reply