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Kinetics of austenite decomposition in steels during welding

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  1. Bauman Higher Technical Institute, Moscow

    N. N. Prokhorov, É. L. Makarov & V. I. Gospodarevskii

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Prokhorov, N.N., Makarov, É.L. & Gospodarevskii, V.I. Kinetics of austenite decomposition in steels during welding. Met Sci Heat Treat 1, 15–18 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00816508

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