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In-Flow Hardening of Low-Carbon Steel

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  1. Central Research Institute of Building Structures,, Moscow,, Russia.

    P. D. Odesskii, S. I. Tishaev & N. D. Bakhteeva

  2. A. A. Baikov Institute of Metallurgy, Russian Academy of Sciences,, Moscow,, Russia.

    P. D. Odesskii, S. I. Tishaev & N. D. Bakhteeva

  3. Institute for the Physics of Metals of the Ural Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences,, Ekaterinburg,, Russia.

    P. D. Odesskii, S. I. Tishaev & N. D. Bakhteeva

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Odesskii, P.D., Tishaev, S.I. & Bakhteeva, N.D. In-Flow Hardening of Low-Carbon Steel. Metal Science and Heat Treatment 42, 370–372 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004814105366

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