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Starch consolidation of M3/2 high speed steel powder – influence of process parameters on resulting microstructure

P. Harlin
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M. Olsson
Pages 345-353 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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P. Harlin & M. Olsson. (2007) Starch consolidation of M3/2 high speed steel powder – influence of microstructure on mechanical properties. Powder Metallurgy 50:3, pages 232-238.
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