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The deformation characteristics of a 12% chromium steel
[page iii missing] Chromium is an essential alloying element in the stainless steel industry, where addition of a minimum of eleven percent of this material to iron can impart to the resulting alloy a degree of resistance to corrosive chemical attack •. It was against a bacKground of vast South Afri...
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Centre for Materials Engineering
2024
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