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Ferritic stainless steel — A coinage material

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General economic and metallurgical requirements, and processing methods for coinage materials are reviewed. The Indian effort at the development of ferritic stainless steels for coinage is discussed. The results of several trials at the Salem Steel Plant towards establishing the appropriate composition and processing route are presented and evaluated.

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  1. Salem Steel Plant, Salem, India

    V P Sardana & D A Pikle

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Sardana, V.P., Pikle, D.A. Ferritic stainless steel — A coinage material. Bull. Mater. Sci. 12, 263–270 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02747136

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