optimization of technology pertaining to processing of mechanically alloyed and dispersively hardened nickel-chromium compositions in semi-finished products

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Abstract
The paper investigates an influence of main technological factors pertaining to processing operations (annealing and hot-tempered  compaction) of nano-structural mechanically alloyed granulated nickel-chromium compositions on the properties of highly strong compact semi-products with inter-metallide and oxide hardening. Optimization of the process, phase composition and structure of semi-products have been executed and investigated in the paper.
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Authors ;F. G. Lovshenko;G. F. Lovshenko
Journal applied biosafety
Year 2014
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