Deep State sellouts on both sides are upset that their Chinese Masters are getting thumped. Maybe it would be a non-issue if the Chinese Steel being dumped wasn’t such Boron-Brittle shit.
So all the Democrat ass-wipes and their “standards” eroding under Trump, clearly want more bridges built like the one in Florida, or to let Rahm have his CHi Transit Authority- way and let the Chinese build some 840 new tin cars for the track.
Dems don’t care. Just like they didn’t care about that killer Chinese Sheetrock
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance...ese-steel-imports-could-be-safety-threat.html
“Additives in some Chinese steel used to reinforce concrete can affect the metal’s strength when it is welded and now UK industry is highlighting the dangers posed by it.
Chinese steel makers sometimes add boron to their products to get a tax rebate as it was classed as an alloy.
When the steel joined by arc welding, boron can make welds more likely to crack, weakening structures.
The risk comes from current regulations not requiring steel-makers to specify how much boron has been added if the steel is used for reinforced bar – or rebar – which is added to concrete to strengthen it.”
Actually, let me be fair and add that R’s have plenty of shills for China
So all the Democrat ass-wipes and their “standards” eroding under Trump, clearly want more bridges built like the one in Florida, or to let Rahm have his CHi Transit Authority- way and let the Chinese build some 840 new tin cars for the track.
Dems don’t care. Just like they didn’t care about that killer Chinese Sheetrock
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance...ese-steel-imports-could-be-safety-threat.html
“Additives in some Chinese steel used to reinforce concrete can affect the metal’s strength when it is welded and now UK industry is highlighting the dangers posed by it.
Chinese steel makers sometimes add boron to their products to get a tax rebate as it was classed as an alloy.
When the steel joined by arc welding, boron can make welds more likely to crack, weakening structures.
The risk comes from current regulations not requiring steel-makers to specify how much boron has been added if the steel is used for reinforced bar – or rebar – which is added to concrete to strengthen it.”
Actually, let me be fair and add that R’s have plenty of shills for China