Modern Multi-Phase Steels for the Automotive Industry

Klaus Hulka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.414-415.101

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Modern Multi-Phase Steels for the Automotive Industry
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Klaus Hulka

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Automotive Industry, DP Steel, Grain Refinement, Mechanical Property, MP-Steels, Nb Microalloying

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