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Phase Transformations in Martensitic Steels Tested for High-Temperature Fatigue

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The method of layer-by-layer physicochemical analysis is used to study phase transformations in chromium-nickel steels of martensitic class after high-cycle fatigue tests and after thermal exposure at similar temperature and time conditions. The Laves phase is shown to be distributed nonuniformly over the cross section of specimens tested for fatigue resistance. The results of the tests are used to correct phase compositions.

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  1. All-Russia Institute for Aircraft Materials,, Moscow,, Russia.

    L. V. Tarasenko & G. V. Soboleva

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Tarasenko, L.V., Soboleva, G.V. Phase Transformations in Martensitic Steels Tested for High-Temperature Fatigue. Metal Science and Heat Treatment 44, 111–115 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019670104280

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