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Engineering, 24.11.2021 17:00, ghlin96

) What happens when this eutectoid steel is first quenched to the 50% line at Ms > T > Mf at a rate faster than the CCR, and then isothermally held for t>104 sec, followed by rapid reheating to TN>T>Mf, and held there shortly and then quenched to T

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