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1988
According to Gysel, Gerber and Trautwein [369] the relatively poor weldability of chromium stainless steels, their cold cracking sensitivity and the often unsatisfactory mechanical properties obtained from welded joints led at the end of the fifties to the development of low carbon martensitic chromium-nickel steels.
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According to Gysel, Gerber and Trautwein [369] the relatively poor weldability of chromium stainless steels, their cold cracking sensitivity and the often unsatisfactory mechanical properties obtained from welded joints led at the end of the fifties to the development of low carbon martensitic chromium-nickel steels.
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Martensitic transformations in ion implanted stainless steels
MRS Proceedings, 1989ABSTRACTUsing ion implantation it is possible to induce a variety of phase transformations in the surfaces of stainless steels. The implanted layer can be either amorphized, undergo an fee (γ) => bec (α') martensitic transformation, or compounds can be formed between implanted atoms and target atoms.
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Global iron and steel plant CO2 emissions and carbon-neutrality pathways
Nature, 2023Tianyang, Daoping Wang, Jing Meng
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Damping properties of martensitic stainless steels
Strength of Materials, 1969G. S. Krivonogov +4 more
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Creep-strengthening of steel at high temperatures using nano-sized carbonitride dispersions
Nature, 2003Fujio Abe
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