Mild Steel vs Stainless Steel

[@DMX-PAT]

Great vide!! Don't forget to talk about how temperature effects steels, Carbon is greatly affected by heat and is easily cut with a cutting torch. Stainless is very heat resistant and can't be cut by a flame.

[@CoolSs]

i know people might have looked this video up for study but i did look it up because i didn't know the differences between those two type of steel . i left with more knowledge than before watching this video . thank you .

[@sangaysherpa4898]

Explained in a very professional way, and can be understood easily.. Thanks a lot brother

[@prasanthp2008]

I love this channel ! You people are educative to many people in technical aspects ! Kudos Guyzzs !!! 👏

[@sudhakar119cmc]

Yes relly useful. But i dont see many likes, why?

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[@josephferrao6381]

Your video is the best of all and easy to remember 🙏

[@manisivan964]

Storage Container which metal using.. I have some doubt, I buy one container so, confused what type of metal used in container. Any one explain which type metal use in container.

[@SonawaneAishwaryaR]

In this point!! In Ductility point u have tell one of the point by mistakenly in worng manner.. U have say mild stone contain less carbon.... But previously u have told it contains more... So what is exactly right one???? Sir

[@mr_rizzu_0899]

Konsa Best hay Bhai plz reply

[@praloydewan7972]

I want to make a cow shed , so which steel should I use to make the structure ?

[@kamrankhankami7793]

i appreciate, but I have a confusion sir, You said mild steel is more ductile than the stainless, and further you said that stainless steel is tough than mild, while we know that toughness is the area under the curve of stress strain graph, the ductile materials have more area under the curve, :(

[@muhammadtalha3163]

Yes you are right bro

[@mathtcha]

Organized comparison...thank you..

[@radon222u]

Which grade steel is used in making loudspeaker magnet structures? Can we use galvanised mild steel or ferritic stainless steel??

[@anootalks4077]

Carbon content is more in stainless steel or high carbon steel?

[@yashesh8229]

Best video

[@ravisagar9856]

Thank you so much for taking efforts to make this video and sharing an information with us 🙏✨

[@94iaco]

Hi, i have a problem that maybe you can help me with, i have modified a pizza elettric oven that has 2 heating element, one under the coking plate and one above it (both of them are 600watt), i have removed the bottom one and placed on top together with the other one, for a total of 1200watt above the plate, i reach 430 degrees celsius on the coking plate for coking pizza, but the problem is that after the coking i have found metal particles on the coking plate (a lot of them like a powder) and i have used a magnet for picking up this particles, now the oven is made from stainless steel aisi 300 series and its not magnetic and it has no visible sings of corrosion, i think that the metal particles come from the heating elements (the magnet do not stick to them too so probably also aisi 300 series), and also this wasnt happening before i placed the bottom heating element above together with the other one, do you know what is goin on? the heating element are in apparently good shape i dont see any visible signs of corrosion or rust on them, one thing to mention is that the heating elements touch eachother (for a reason of tight space available in the oven) so maybe when they heat up and expand and then cool down and reverse there is friction between them, or maybe is beacuse they heat up to much (the glowing color bytheway is red not orange or yellow). Do you know what those metal particles can be? Thanks

[@immanuelmanickam9399]

Excellent... Thank you so much for such a valuable information.

[@videoworld8390]

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[@yathidas4087]

Can u tell me difference between yst 210 vs 310

[@RajnishKumar-pm8kc]

which is better en8 or ss410 for motor shaft

[@nanajeenani7157]

Please explain difference between gi steel and ss steel

[@syedtaimurashfaq5666]

Best informative video seenn today so far. Thanks

[@karthikkumarnarayanasamy409]

Wonderful expalnations and Examples. Thanks lot bro. Keep going!!!

[@O.LEO.N]

Mild steel is also used for armor.

[@steveallen5583]

The photo at the start doesn't show mild steel bars - they are high tensile steel bars (ribbed) - just saying!

[@imtiazkhan8908]

many thanks sir excellent

[@VinothKumar-yl4es]

Which one strong 🤔

[@likhithaj3020]

is tor steel and stain steel same?

[@sollymaanaso1672]

i have no idea

nice and clear video, thanks!

[@nethmina6183]

really helpful video.. thanks...

[@sz1833]

Got what I want.. Thanks alot

[@srikantabiswal7359]

Very useful, thanks a lot

[@tronetrickard7130]

Weightless ultra thin wall thick 1 mm below ss 202 tube and pipe 19 mm dia hole Where available india Please reply

[@Xiraia]

Damn it so easy to understand even to my not so wrinkly brain :D awesome thanks >_

[@crushstatusadda1910]

Thank you 😌😘

[@gedrooney9305]

Thank you, very helpful.

[@videoworld8390]

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[@zaidhernandez4601]

So what'd be batter for a suit of armor

[@cjadventures8840]

Stainless definitely

[@rezwanulhaque2040]

Informative

[@mddilshadalam429]

After thise video i become your fan !! Sucha great content❤ Thank you!!

[@anootalks4077]

Why does stainless steel have more strength than mild steel? Is it because stainless steel have more carbon than mild steel or bcoz of chromium

[@gauravgupta6682]

Thank you Sir

[@vijjukumar2711]

Very useful information

[@vishallunia268]

But which is good if r want to start the business MS OR SS 🤷🏼

[@immanuelmanickam9399]

It depends on the domain you choose.

[@aksharacharya440]

MS has low cost but maintenance is difficult and as on STAINLESS STEEL LOW MAINTENANCE BUT COST HIGH.

[@زهورالربيع-ن7ح2ذ]

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[@thetnaing86]

Carbon Steel can be higher strength than SS. So, it can't say mild steel has less strength.

[@sportsarchives2403]

Really excellent video, you got a subscriber ❤️🤗

[@demonetizedhistory5806]

Well said mate

[@justicebeaver8114]

Thank-youuuuuu!

[@SonawaneAishwaryaR]

Second thing.. I love this channel.. The way u teach.. Its just amaze!!! And good one🤚.....

[@sreemuruganindustriessmi6856]

very usefull video sir.....keep on doing post

[@SilveryBlue1010]

Very informative, thanks :)

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[@loonglionheart]

Mr Engineer, tussi great hoh🤗 sallam kabool karoo🤗

[@niaziexplores]

👍

[@sarjunahamed6258]

Great, brief explanation in detail

[@dreamingacacia]

after hours of searching, Indian guys always have better informative videos. lol

[@karthikrajgopal8627]

Nice

[@sujanp5618]

Y the iron which is used in building construction is called steel

[@jonathangarzon2798]

Steel is basically iron with stuff added in. So cast iron is at least 90% iron ore, and the more you add to it, it changed the type of steel it is

[@aksharacharya440]

Cool

[@zaidhernandez4601]

It sounds to me like stainless steel is better

[@CanterburySteel]

Nice brother from nz

[@girum2024]

Thanks, It's helpful

[@futureanonymous7136]

Mild steel me mg bhi hota h

[@nikhleshdesai4010]

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[@mukeshraj3172]

Awesome

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Hindi me video hota to jarur dekhta