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The microstructure and properties of some low-carbon 4% manganese steels containing niobium and vanadium

N. A. Mcpherson
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T. N. Baker
Pages 140-147 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Ruyang Han, Gengwei Yang, Deming Xu, Gang Zhao, Xiaoxiang Zhu & Shucheng Li. (2023) Dry sliding wear behaviour of hot-rolled air-cooled medium manganese martensitic steel. Materials Science and Technology 39:9, pages 1137-1145.
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R. L. Reuben & T. N. Baker. (1984) Mechanical properties and microstructure of lovv-carbon-4% manganese steels. Metals Technology 11:1, pages 6-13.
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S. W. Thompson, D. J. Vin Col & G. Krauss. (1990) Continuous cooling transformations and microstructures in a low-carbon, high-strength low-alloy plate steel. Metallurgical Transactions A 21:6, pages 1493-1507.
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B. Dogan & T. J. Davies. (1985) Thermomechanical processing of microalloyed powder forged steels and a cast vanadium steel. Metallurgical Transactions A 16:9, pages 1599-1608.
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Fawzy H. Samuel. (1984) Interrelations of cooling rate, microstructure, and mechanical properties in four HSLA steels. Metallurgical Transactions A 15:10, pages 1807-1817.
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R.L. Reuben & T.N. Baker. (1984) Strengthening effects in controlled-rolled and quenched low carbon martensites. Materials Science and Engineering 65:2, pages 299-305.
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