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Research Papers

Phase transformation mechanism of low-carbon high strength low alloy steel upon continuous cooling

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Pages S8-416-S8-422 | Received 03 May 2014, Accepted 23 Jun 2014, Published online: 18 Nov 2015

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Xiaohua Li, Yang Zhang, Yongchang Liu, Kefu Gan & Chenxi Liu. (2020) Multi-phase transformation kinetics of HSLA steels during continuous cooling: experiments and cellular automaton (CA) simulation. Philosophical Magazine 100:15, pages 2001-2017.
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