journal article·1984-04

Rapid Solidification Via Melt Spinning: Equipment and Techniques

Robert W. Jech, Thomas J. Moore, Thomas K. Glasgow, Norman W. Orth

JOM· Volume 36· Issue 4
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3. H. H. Liebermann, et al., “Process and Structural Aspects of Melt Spun Nickel Base Superalloy Ribbons” Met. Trans., 14A, September 1983, p. 1817.10.1007/BF02645551 ↗
4. Annon., “Amorphous and Metastable Microcrystalline Rapidly Solidifed Alloys: Status and Potential,” Report NMAB-358, National Materials Advisory Board, Washington, D.C., 1980.
5. R. Mehrabian, B. H. Kear, and M. Cohen, editors, Rapid Solidification Processes: Principals and Technologies Claitor’s Publishing Division, Baton Rouge, Vol. I, 1978, Vol. II, 1980.