To ascertain the effect of nitrogen on the blue-brittleness in carbon steels, usual tensile tests were carried out at temperatures above room temperature up to 300°, and it was found that nitrogen was the principal cause of this phenomenon, although the brittleness due to carbon was seen at a high temperature range in steels containg low nitrogen
Nitrogen is a strong austenite stabilizer and improves the mechanical properties and the corrosion r...
Nickel and nitrogen are the two most widely used alloying ele-ments which can impart the face-center...
International audienceIn order to better understand the effect of nitrogen on austenite decompositio...
U-notch Charpy tests were performed with steels containing 0.3 to 0.4% of manganese, 0.15 to 0.25% o...
The following have been made clear by examining the effect on the low-temperature brittleness of ste...
The influence of nitrogen on the low temperature brittleness of steel has been investigated. ...
A study was made of the relation of the co-operation of phosphorus and nitrogen to the low-temperatu...
The present investigation has been carried out to ascertain the effect of nitrogen on the tempering ...
The present investigation was carried out in order to ascertain the effect of nitrogen on the quench...
A study was made of the relation between the low-temperature brittleness and the nitrogen content in...
Structural grades of hot rolled low and medium carbon plates and sheets commonly used for deep drawi...
As fundamental-studies on boron-treated steels, the hardenability and the effect of nitrogen in it w...
The dynamic strain ageing behaviour of seven heats of C-Mn steel and an interstitial free steel has ...
Many investigations were carried out on the strain aging of steels but few were reported on commerci...
In the present work the effect of nitrogen on WC9 alloy at various weight percentages was analyzed a...
Nitrogen is a strong austenite stabilizer and improves the mechanical properties and the corrosion r...
Nickel and nitrogen are the two most widely used alloying ele-ments which can impart the face-center...
International audienceIn order to better understand the effect of nitrogen on austenite decompositio...
U-notch Charpy tests were performed with steels containing 0.3 to 0.4% of manganese, 0.15 to 0.25% o...
The following have been made clear by examining the effect on the low-temperature brittleness of ste...
The influence of nitrogen on the low temperature brittleness of steel has been investigated. ...
A study was made of the relation of the co-operation of phosphorus and nitrogen to the low-temperatu...
The present investigation has been carried out to ascertain the effect of nitrogen on the tempering ...
The present investigation was carried out in order to ascertain the effect of nitrogen on the quench...
A study was made of the relation between the low-temperature brittleness and the nitrogen content in...
Structural grades of hot rolled low and medium carbon plates and sheets commonly used for deep drawi...
As fundamental-studies on boron-treated steels, the hardenability and the effect of nitrogen in it w...
The dynamic strain ageing behaviour of seven heats of C-Mn steel and an interstitial free steel has ...
Many investigations were carried out on the strain aging of steels but few were reported on commerci...
In the present work the effect of nitrogen on WC9 alloy at various weight percentages was analyzed a...
Nitrogen is a strong austenite stabilizer and improves the mechanical properties and the corrosion r...
Nickel and nitrogen are the two most widely used alloying ele-ments which can impart the face-center...
International audienceIn order to better understand the effect of nitrogen on austenite decompositio...