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... compared with carbon steel , because stainless steels require heavy - duty tooling and special techniques . We shall ... compared with carbon steels . For drawing and stamping possibly 150 % to 200 % extra press capacity is needed ...
... compared with carbon steel , because stainless steels require heavy - duty tooling and special techniques . We shall ... compared with carbon steels . For drawing and stamping possibly 150 % to 200 % extra press capacity is needed ...
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... compared with 7.85 g / cm3 for most steels . The coefficient of thermal expansion is similar to that of steel : 8.5 compared with 8.4 x 10 in./in.°F ( 15.1 × 10-6 m / mK ) . Thermal conductivity is slightly better than steel - 49.6 ...
... compared with 7.85 g / cm3 for most steels . The coefficient of thermal expansion is similar to that of steel : 8.5 compared with 8.4 x 10 in./in.°F ( 15.1 × 10-6 m / mK ) . Thermal conductivity is slightly better than steel - 49.6 ...
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... comparable to many aluminum alloys , but the ductility is lower . The ductility of cast alloys is , in fact , poor ... compared with aluminum . It costs about twice as much per unit weight . TABLE 16-5 MAGNESIUM ALLOYS Alloy AZ 31B ...
... comparable to many aluminum alloys , but the ductility is lower . The ductility of cast alloys is , in fact , poor ... compared with aluminum . It costs about twice as much per unit weight . TABLE 16-5 MAGNESIUM ALLOYS Alloy AZ 31B ...
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WELDING | 18 |
PROPERTIES AND SELECTION | 19 |
PRINCIPLES OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS | 53 |
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