Technical Papers and Discussions - Transformation of Austenite - Hardenability Effects in Relation to the Percentage of Martensite (Metals Tech., April 1946, T. P. 1994, with discussion)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
J. M. Hodge M. A. Orehoski
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Abstract

The relationship between hardenability based on a 50 per cent martensite criterion, and that based on higher percentages of martensite in a number of low-alloy steels was discussed in a previous paper by the authors.' It was found that the differences between the hardenability values based on the 50 per cent martensite and full martensite criterions increased as the hardenability increased and that, in the steels of higher hardenability, these differ-
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APA: J. M. Hodge M. A. Orehoski  (1947)  Technical Papers and Discussions - Transformation of Austenite - Hardenability Effects in Relation to the Percentage of Martensite (Metals Tech., April 1946, T. P. 1994, with discussion)

MLA: J. M. Hodge M. A. Orehoski Technical Papers and Discussions - Transformation of Austenite - Hardenability Effects in Relation to the Percentage of Martensite (Metals Tech., April 1946, T. P. 1994, with discussion). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1947.

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