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Microstructure and cleavage resistance of heat affected zones in high strength, microalloyed steel welds

P. Brozzo
,
M. Capurro
,
M. G. Lenco
&
M. R. Pinasco
Pages 123-128 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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M. Capurro, P. Cirillo & R. Palazzolo. (2001) Plane strain fracture toughness of modern ferritic structural steels. Materials Science and Technology 17:1, pages 39-44.
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Gaojun Mao, Rui Cao, Cyril Cayron, Xiuli Mao, Roland Logé & Jianhong Chen. (2019) Effect of cooling conditions on microstructures and mechanical behaviors of reheated low-carbon weld metals. Materials Science and Engineering: A 744, pages 671-681.
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