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Effect of tempering regimes on the and mechanical properties of intermediate-alloyed steel

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The high-strength intermediate-alloyed steel HSLA is widely used in the industry but the literature presents little data on the structural state of this steel after high-temperature tempering. The article concerns the microstructure and the mechanical properties of steel after tempering in a wide range of temperatures and holds.

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  1. Institute of Technology of Nuclear Raw Materials, Polytechnical Academy, Belgrade, Yugoslavia

    I. Yanushevich, Z. Gulishiya, V. Diordievich, R. Gulishiya & Z. Karastoikovich

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  1. I. Yanushevich
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  2. Z. Gulishiya
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Translated from Metallovedenie Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov, No 11, pp. 24–25, November, 1995

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Yanushevich, I., Gulishiya, Z., Diordievich, V. et al. Effect of tempering regimes on the and mechanical properties of intermediate-alloyed steel. Met Sci Heat Treat 37, 457–459 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01154221

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