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Verlag Stahleisen mbH., Germany, 1983 - 601 p. In the past 20 years the electron microscope has been applied with great success to the investigation of steels, as is shown by the great amount of literature on this subject. These papers have appeared in various journals, conference volumes and monographs. It is a difficult and time-consuming task to collect together all publications relating to a particular topic when required. The present Atlas of Precipitates in Steels, which was drawn up during the last four years by the Electron Microscopy Working Group of the VDEh Materials Committee in the form of a cooperative publication, is intended to provide a solution for these difficulties in the wide and important field of precipitation processes. In a presentation which has been kept as brief as possible in both text and illustrations, the reader will find all the relevant information on the precipitates in a particular steel or a particular group of steels. A comprehensive review of the literature was not possible within the intended brevity and would also have taken too much time. A different approach was therefore required. For each section authors were chosen who, on account of t
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- Language
- EN
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- nonfiction
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- Technology, Metallurgy, Stem
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