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Table 2. Methods used in determining the properties
Table. 4 Showing some Mechanical Properties of the local low-carbon steels (LS1, LS2) and those of the imported steels (IS1, IS2)
Fig. 1 Average Stress-Strain curve for imported (IS1, IS2) and locallyproduced (LS1, LS2) low-carbon steel rebars
Fig. 2. The micrographs of the local steel samples (a and c) and importedsteel samples (b and d), showing ferrites (white regions) and pearlites (dark regions).

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