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The modelling of damage due to diffusional creep in high chromium steels
Understanding the creep deformation of high chromium steels in use in modern power plants has become important in predicting the behaviour and stability of these materials over their operational lifetime. At the deformation rates and conditions recorded in modern power plants, diffusional creep by v...
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Centre for Materials Engineering
2017
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