Weathering steel is a family of steel alloys engineered to develop a stable, protective rust-like patina when exposed to the elements. First introduced in 1933 by US Steel, it offers high corrosion resistance and strong structural performance, making it suitable for bridges, architectural structures, railcars, and contemporary sculpture. The patina forms through repeated wet-dry cycles, creating a durable surface that typically removes the need for painting, though its effectiveness depends on climate, drainage, and airborne pollutants. - AsNotedIn
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| Angel of the North (sculpture) | Gateshead |
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