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Study of heat-resistant steel strain hardening by indentationMaruschak et al., 2013
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- Maruschak P
- Okipnyi I
- Poberezhnyi L
- Maruschak E
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- Metallurgist
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Physicomechanical interpretation is proposed for the use of indentation on different scales of structural levels for evaluating the condition of heat-resistant steel 15Kh2MFA (II) after high- temperature static deformation. Analysis of the results is carried out using a …
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