The estimate strength of fatigue steel to be result variation of structure element
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https://doi.org/10.31498/2225-6733.22.2011.21433Keywords:
grain size of ferrite, distance between particles in pearlite, dislocation cell structure, strength of fatigue, density of dislocationAbstract
It is shown that increase of fatigue strength of middle carbon steel resulted by decreasing f grain size and distance between carbides particles can be attributed to the nucleation of mobile dislocation and to forming of dislocation cell structureReferences
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