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Constant Strain Rate Bend Tests on Hydrogen-Embrittled High Strength Steels

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. Corrosion and Surface Treatment Branch, Naval Air Material Center, Philadelphia, USA

    W. Beck (Head)

  2. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y., USA

    E. P. Klier (Member AIME, Professor of Metallurgy) & G. Sachs (Member AIME, Associate Director, Research Institute)

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  1. W. Beck
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W. BECK, Member AIME, formerly Associate Research Professor, Syracuse University

TP 4273E. Manuscript, May 12, 1955. Cleveland Meeting, October 1956.

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Beck, W., Klier, E.P. & Sachs, G. Constant Strain Rate Bend Tests on Hydrogen-Embrittled High Strength Steels. JOM 8, 1263–1268 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03377863

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