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Strength and plastic properties of amorphous cobalt alloy wires produced by various melt quenching methods

The strength and plastic properties of amorphous wires produced by melt spinning, in-rotatingwater spinning (INROWASP), and the Taylor-Ulitovskii method are studied. The wire produced by the Taylor-Ulitovskii method is found to have the highest level of strength and plasticity. The fracture and late...

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Published in:Russian metallurgy Metally 2011-04, Vol.2011 (4), p.345-349
Main Authors: Mokhirev, I. I., Chueva, T. R., Zabolotnyi, V. T., Umnov, P. P., Umnova, N. V., Molokanov, V. V.
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