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Special features of welding and brazing using electric gas generators of hydrogen–oxygen mixtures

V I Yurshev
Pages 407-409 | Published online: 08 Jul 2010

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H. Ates, M.E. Cakir, A. Kurt, M. Turker & I. Uygur. (2014) The microstructure and mechanical properties of joints of technical-grade aluminium gas welded with oxygen–hydrogen flame. Welding International 28:10, pages 762-765.
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H. Ates, M. E. Cakir, A. Kurt, I. Uygur & M. Turker. (2016) Investigation of Changes in Mechanical Properties and Microstructures of Mild Steel Joint by Oxy-Hydrogen Welding. METALLOFIZIKA I NOVEISHIE TEKHNOLOGII 36:11, pages 1561-1569.
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