Microstructural and Mechanical Properties of a Low-Alloy Steel Due to Variations of Temperatures
The microstructural and mechanical properties of a low alloy steel due to variations of temperatures were studied theoretically in this paper. In particular, the effects of microstructure, phase fractions, and local composition and area of single phases on the micromechanical behavior were considere...
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