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A number of stainless-steel powders have been examined and their properties determined after various compacting and sintering treatments. The influence of alloy composition has been considered, and various conclusions are drawn.

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SINTERED STAINLESS STEEL. I.—THE INFLUENCE OF ALLOY COMPOSITION UPON COMPACTING AND SINTERING BEHAVIOUR *

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