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Stress-relief cracking studies of O.5Cr-Mo-V and 2Cr-Mo steels using HAZ simulation

J. Myers
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A. T. Price
Pages 406-410 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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J. N. Clark & J. Myers. (1988) Stress relief cracking in high strength structural steel BS 4360 grade 55F. Materials Science and Technology 4:7, pages 610-612.
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J. N. Clark. (1985) Manual metal arc weld modelling: Part 2 Treatment of multipass weld. Materials Science and Technology 1:12, pages 1081-1089.
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Y. Ohmori & T. Kunitake. (1984) Effect of addition of rare earth metal on hot tensile properties of low carbon, low alloy martensite. Metal Science 18:1, pages 31-36.
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Y. Ohmori & T. Kunitake. (1983) Effects of V and Nb additions on high temperature deformation properties of low alloy martensites. Metal Science 17:6, pages 267-276.
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J. Myers & J. N. Clark. (1981) Influence of welding procedure on stress-relief cracking: Part 2 repair evaluation in Cr–Mo–V steels. Metals Technology 8:1, pages 389-394.
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J. Myers & J. N. Clark. (1981) Influence of welding procedure on stress-rei ief cracking in Cr–Mo–V steels: Part 1 use of cross-weld specimens. Metals Technology 8:1, pages 382-388.
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J. Myers. (1978) Influence of alloy and impurity content on stressrelief cracking in Cr-Mo-V steels. Metals Technology 5:1, pages 391-396.
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John Pilling & N. Ridley. (1982) Tempering of 2.25 Pct Cr-1 Pct Mo Low Carbon Steels. Metallurgical Transactions A 13:4, pages 557-563.
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