Laser Cladding of Heat-Resistant Iron Based Alloy

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Within this work the results of the composition and structural study and mechanical tests of the specimens made from the heat-resistant iron based alloy powder derived from secondary raw material (chips) are presented. The crystalline transformations for the initial condition as well as after several heat treatment conditions were analyzed. Phase and chemical composition were investigated. Mechanical characteristics of the standard flat test bars were defined.

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