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Resistance to impact of rail steels at elevated temperatures
Charpy impact tests made in temperature range 20 to 700 C on V-notch specimens cut transversely and longitudinally from medium manganese rail, and on longitudinal specimens cut from two standard rails, one cooled normally and other cooled slowly after leaving hot saw; materials tested, procedure and results. (See also Am Inst Min and Met Engrs -- Advance Paper mtg Feb 1932 10 p)
Resistance to impact of rail steels at elevated temperatures
Charpy impact tests made in temperature range 20 to 700 C on V-notch specimens cut transversely and longitudinally from medium manganese rail, and on longitudinal specimens cut from two standard rails, one cooled normally and other cooled slowly after leaving hot saw; materials tested, procedure and results. (See also Am Inst Min and Met Engrs -- Advance Paper mtg Feb 1932 10 p)
Resistance to impact of rail steels at elevated temperatures
U S Bur Standards -- J Research
Quick, G.W. (author)
1932
8 pages
2 Supp plates
Article (Journal)
English
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