2009
DOI: 10.1179/174892310x12811032099955
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Evolution of carbide precipitates in 2½Cr–1Mo steels in power industry: morphology and stability, and characterisation techniques

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“…Within the Center for Welding, Joining and Coating Research (CWJCR), this technique has been used to join a variety of dissimilar materials including: Ni-Al, Cu-carbon steel, Cu-stainless steel, Ti-carbon steel, and stainless steel-carbon steel [5,6]. More complex bonds such as Ti-Ni-carbon steel, Al-Ti-Cu-stainless steel and Al-Ti-Cu-Ni-stainless steel have also been produced.…”
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“…Within the Center for Welding, Joining and Coating Research (CWJCR), this technique has been used to join a variety of dissimilar materials including: Ni-Al, Cu-carbon steel, Cu-stainless steel, Ti-carbon steel, and stainless steel-carbon steel [5,6]. More complex bonds such as Ti-Ni-carbon steel, Al-Ti-Cu-stainless steel and Al-Ti-Cu-Ni-stainless steel have also been produced.…”
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confidence: 99%