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Welding International Volume 3, 1989 - Issue 2
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CO2 laser welding dissimilar steels

M Turna SVST University, Bratislava
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P Kopca Research Institute of Mechanisation and Automation, Nove Mesto n/Vahom,
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B Trefilova Welding Research Institute, Bratislava
Pages 173-177 | Published online: 05 Jan 2010

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Roshith P. (2021) Enhancement of metallurgical and mechanical properties of the materials by performing CO2 laser beam welding. Welding International 35:1-3, pages 59-80.
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Z. Sun & T. Moisio. (1993) Laser beam welding of austenitic/ferritic dissimilar steel joints using nickel based filler wire. Materials Science and Technology 9:7, pages 603-608.
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Z. Sun & J. C. Ion. (1995) Laser welding of dissimilar metal combinations. Journal of Materials Science 30:17, pages 4205-4214.
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