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The Effects of Heating Rate on Austenite Grain Growth in a Ti-modified SAE 8620 Steel with Controlled Niobium Additions

K. A. ALOGAB    
D. K. MATLOCK    
J. G. SPEER and H. J. KLEEBE    

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