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Thermoelastic properties of 350 grade maraging steel

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The elastic moduli of 350 grade maraging steel in the annealed and hardened states have been determined in the temperature range 4.2 to 300 K. Thermal expansion of these steels and pure iron are given for the range 2 to 800 K. The elastic moduli show a normal temperature dependence, increasing with decreasing temperature, and a zero temperature derivative at 0 K. The low-temperature thermal expansion coefficient is the sum of a linear and cubic term, the former having a negative sign for the steels, which is probably due to magnetic effects. The elastic moduli increase by about 10% on hardening, and this increase is correlated with the structural changes caused by the hardening process.

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Gerlich, D., Roberts, R.B., White, G.K. et al. Thermoelastic properties of 350 grade maraging steel. J Mater Sci 25, 2249–2252 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01045797

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