Exploring the relationship between the microstructure and strength of fresh and tempered martensite in a maraging stainless steel Fe–15Cr–5Ni
Authors:
- Tao ZhouTZTao Zhou
- Jonas FaleskogJFJonas Faleskog
- R. Prasath BabuRBR. Prasath Babu
- Joakim OdqvistJoakim Odqvist
- Hao YuHYHao Yu
- Peter HedströmPeter Hedström
- 1 February 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials Science and Engineering: A
- Vol. 745, 420-428
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Funding Information
- VINNOVA
- Swedish industry
- KTH
- China Scholarship Council
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