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Optimum Tungsten Content in High Strength 9 to 12% Chromium Containing Creep Resistant Steels

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 171-174)

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427-436

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.171-174.427

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October 1999

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Yuki Hasegawa, T. Muraki, M. Ohgami, H. Mimura

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Accelerating Creep, ASME-P92, Creep Strain Rate, Laves Phases, Transient Creep

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