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Opportunities and challenges of super strong 2GPa steel for lightweight automobile

01 Mar 2019
Huang Mingxin

Rationale of high strength steels for automobiles, refinement via micro-alloying, advantages of the deformed and partitioned steels were some subjetcts.


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