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The effect of concurrent straining on the annealing behavior of a cold-rolled vacuum-melted electrolytic iron
The annealing behavior of a cold- rolled iron was investigated with and without the presence of concurrent straining. The analyses are based on hardness and microstructural observations. In the absence of concurrent straining a temperature range was encountered where polygonization and recrystalliza
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