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The results of a computational experiment with a neural-net model simulating the effect of the chemical composition on the plastic properties of ÉP-450 steel are presented. It is shown that computer-aided development of reactor steel with prescribed properties is, in principle, possible.
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Obraztsov, S.M., Birzhevoi, G.A., Konobeev, Y.V. et al. Neural-Net Analysis of the Plasticity of ÉP-450 Ferrite–Martensite Steel with Different Alloying Element Concentrations. Atomic Energy 96, 111–116 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:ATEN.0000027878.69238.26
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