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The primary driving force in steel research today is the need to produce a higher quality product within a rapidly narrowing specification range. As a result, thereis a need for new or improved materials analysis and characterization techniques, particularly in areas where a specific material property was previously not critical.
The primary driving force in steel research today is the need to produce a higher quality product within a rapidly narrowing specification range. As a result, thereis a need for new or improved materials analysis and characterization techniques, particularly in areas where a specific material property was previously not critical.
| Author(s) | I.G. Ritchie, P.M. Mathew and Z.L. Pan, Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd., and C. Osborne and J. K. Prikryl, Stelco Technical Services, Ltd., Canada |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper was presented at WAI/BISPA Joint Technical Conference, Stratford-upon-Avon, England. Paper published in WJI, Sept., 1989, pg. 201. |
| Year | 1988 |
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