Tensile properties and work hardening behaviors of ultrafine grained carbon steel and pure iron processed by warm high pressure torsion
Authors:
- Jiang-Li NingJNJiang-Li Ning
- Eglantine Courtois-ManaraECEglantine Courtois-Manara
- Lilia KurmanaevaLKLilia Kurmanaeva
- Artur V. GaneevAGArtur V. Ganeev
- Ruslan Z. ValievRVRuslan Z. Valiev
- Christian KübelChristian Kübel
- Yulia IvanisenkoYIYulia Ivanisenko
- 1 October 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials Science and Engineering: A
- Vol. 581, 8-15
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