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Effect of heat treatment on the wear resistance of high-carbon and high-nitrogen steels subjected to abrasive wear. / Filippov, M.; Belozerova, T.; Blinov, V. и др.
в: Metal Science and Heat Treatment, Том 48, № 3-4, 2006, стр. 170-174.

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Filippov, M, Belozerova, T, Blinov, V, Kostina, MA & Val’kov, E 2006, 'Effect of heat treatment on the wear resistance of high-carbon and high-nitrogen steels subjected to abrasive wear', Metal Science and Heat Treatment, Том. 48, № 3-4, стр. 170-174. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11041-006-0064-4

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Filippov, M., Belozerova, T., Blinov, V., Kostina, M. A., & Val’kov, E. (2006). Effect of heat treatment on the wear resistance of high-carbon and high-nitrogen steels subjected to abrasive wear. Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 48(3-4), 170-174. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11041-006-0064-4

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Filippov M, Belozerova T, Blinov V, Kostina MA, Val’kov E. Effect of heat treatment on the wear resistance of high-carbon and high-nitrogen steels subjected to abrasive wear. Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 2006;48(3-4):170-174. doi: 10.1007/s11041-006-0064-4

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Filippov, M. ; Belozerova, T. ; Blinov, V. и др. / Effect of heat treatment on the wear resistance of high-carbon and high-nitrogen steels subjected to abrasive wear. в: Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 2006 ; Том 48, № 3-4. стр. 170-174.

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