Role of grain boundary engineering in the SCC behavior of ferritic–martensitic alloy HT-9
Authors:
- G. GuptaGGG. Gupta
- P. AmpornratPAP. Ampornrat
- X. RenXRX. Ren
- K. SridharanKSK. Sridharan
- T.R. AllenTAT.R. Allen
- G.S. WasGWG.S. Was
- 1 April 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Nuclear Materials
- Vol. 361 (2-3) , 160-173
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