Studying Resistance to Cold in Low-Alloy Steels

L.G. Borisova; T.P. Gorshkova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.836.46

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Studying Resistance to Cold in Low-Alloy Steels

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Commonly used Grade 20GL cast steel has unstable impact strength values determined on V-notched samples at –60 °C and so cannot provide reliability of cast parts at negative temperatures.

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L.G. Borisova*, T.P. Gorshkova

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Alloying, Castability, Cold Resistance, Dendrite Orientation, Material Destruction, Mechanical Properties, Modification, Non-Destructive Testing, Non-Uniformity of Structural Components, Strength Properties

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