1. Surge in infrastructure demand

Infrastructure construction in countries around the world is accelerating, especially in emerging markets such as the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East, and Africa. Government investment in large-scale infrastructure projects has driven the growth in demand for carbon steel. In particular, the increase in important construction projects such as railways, bridges, roads, and ports has led to a sharp increase in the use of carbon steel as a structural material.

The large-scale expansion of infrastructure construction in developing countries such as China and India has played an important role in promoting the demand for carbon steel. These countries need a large amount of carbon steel for road construction, urban expansion, and other large infrastructure projects.

The United States and Europe are also constantly updating their aging infrastructure systems, further driving the growth of the carbon steel market.

2. Advantages of carbon steel

Carbon steel has become a key material in infrastructure construction with its excellent mechanical properties and economy. Its advantages include:

High strength and toughness: Carbon steel can withstand great pressure and load, which is very suitable for the construction of infrastructure such as bridges, tunnels and large buildings.

Corrosion resistance: Carbon steel can maintain a long service life in harsh environments after proper treatment, which gives it a significant advantage in long-term construction projects.

Cost-effectiveness: Compared