EFFECT OF CARBON AND MANGANESE CONTENT ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF HADFIELD STEEL
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Despite the fact that Hadfield steel (110G13L) has been used worldwide for over 120 years, and many scientists have studied its composition and properties, the basic chemical composition of this steel remains unchanged. This is due to significant fluctuations in the main elements in the steel, which ultimately provide the necessary properties that differ from each other.
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