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LTCS stands for low temperature carbon steel. It is a nickel-based alloy steel used for applications below -150 degrees F, such as in cryogenic construction and chemical plants below -55 degrees C. Common grades include SA-203 and ASTM A334 Grade 1. Killed carbon steel refers to steels with over 0.25% carbon content and some forging and structural grades between 0.15-0.25% carbon. There is a relationship between these steels and carbon steel/stainless steel based on their iron, carbon, and alloying element

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