Multilevel analysis of deformation and structure formation processes in powdered iron aluminide products obtained by different technological schemes of direct powder forging

Oleksandr Tolochyn; Stepan Kyryliuk; Gennadii Bagliuk; Yurii Podrezov; Oleksandra Tolochyna

doi:10.1007/s12289-025-01888-6

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Multilevel analysis of deformation and structure formation processes in powdered iron aluminide products obtained by different technological schemes of direct powder forging

Oleksandr Tolochyn, Stepan Kyryliuk, Gennadii Bagliuk, Yurii Podrezov, Oleksandra Tolochyna

International Journal of Material Forming· Volume 18· Issue 1

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