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The softening behavior of a cold-rolled low carbon steel under static and dynamic annealing conditions
The results of an investigation on the softening behavior of a cold-rolled low carbon steel are presented. The analyses are based on hardness and microscopic observations. Specimens, originally cold rolled 15, 30, 50, and 75% reduction in thickness, were annealed at several temperatures ranging from
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