“…Steel 7CrMoVTiB10-10 was launched on the market (and used primarily in the production of waterwalls) as a result of power engineering development, to address issues related to the retrofit of power generation equipment necessitated by an increase in generated power as well as to improve mechanical properties and eliminate the necessity of heat treatment. The steel was obtained through the modification of the chemical composition of steel 10CrMo9-10 (T22), involving the addition of microagents including vanadium, titanium, boron and nitrogen [1,3,4,6,7]. Assumedly, a decreased carbon content in the steel should translate into significantly better weldability and lower hardness, whereas the presence of microagents such as boron, titanium and vanadium should improve creep strength.…”