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  1. Specify cleaner steel (low inclusion content) per ASTM A681/A723 or equivalent; require certified material test reports.
  2. Adjust heat‑treatment to achieve defined tensile strength and minimum fracture toughness; eliminate overly hard surface layers.
  3. Improve fillet geometry—increase fillet radius and add shot peening to induce compressive residual stresses.
  4. Add corrosion‑resistant coating or cadmium‑free plating to reduce surface defects.

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