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A comparison of fatigue properties of austempered versus quenched and tempered 4340 steel

Tartaglia et al., 2012

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Tartaglia J
Hayrynen K
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Journal of materials engineering and performance

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This study was conducted to determine if austempered 4340 steel had different fatigue resistance compared to quench and tempered (Q&T) 4340 steel with an identical hardness of nominally 45 HRC and an identical yield strength of nominally 1340 MPa (194 ksi). Strain …
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