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Effect of Vanadium on the 475° C Embrittlement of a Chromium Steel

P. Koutaniemi
,
V. Heikkinen
&
A. Saarinen
Pages 94-96 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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A. Hendry, Z. F. Mazur & K. H. Jack. (1979) Influence of nitrogen on 475°C embrittlement of high-chromium ferritic steels. Metal Science 13:8, pages 482-486.
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M. Courtnall & F. B. Pickering. (1976) The effect of alloying on 485°C embrittlement. Metal Science 10:8, pages 273-276.
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M.B. Cortie & H. Pollak. (1995) Embrittlement and aging at 475 °C in an experimental ferritic stainless steel containing 38 wt.% chromium. Materials Science and Engineering: A 199:2, pages 153-163.
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C. H. Chun & D. H. Polonis. (1992) Metallurgical stability and the fracture behavior of ferritic stainless steels. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance 1:3, pages 371-382.
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B. Trindade & R. Vilar. (1991) Influence of nickel on 475°C embrittlement of Fe−Cr−Ni alloys: Mössbauer effect study. Hyperfine Interactions 66:1-4, pages 351-358.
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W. Haoquan, W. S. Spear & D. H. Polonis. (1987) Influence of annealing and aging treatments on the embrittlement of type 446 ferritic stainless steel. Journal of Materials Engineering 9:1, pages 51-61.
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