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Long-term Stability and Resulting Viscoplastic Behavior of Alloy 625 at 700 °C
Alloy 625 is a mature Ni-based superalloy widely used in the aerospace and chemical industries, but its qualification for nuclear applications requires a better understanding of its long-term stability and viscoplastic behavior (i.e., time-dependent deformation). This study investigates the effect o
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