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Book title: THE EFFECTS OF CARBIDE STABILIZING ELEMENTS TI, NB AND V ON THE HIGH TEMPERATURE STRENGTH AND MICROSTRUCTURAL CHANGE OF 18 PERCENT CR-10 PERCENT NI AUSTENITIC STEEL
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ISBN: 1990000196302
Authоr: R. TANAKA, T. SHINODA, T. TSHII, T. MIMINO
Date: 10.09.2012
Size: 5.97 MB


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