Classical nitriding of heat treatable steel
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BARRALLIER, LaurentAbstract
Thermochemical Surface Engineering of Steels provides a comprehensive scientific overview of the principles and different techniques involved in thermochemical surface engineering, including thermodynamics, kinetics principles, process technologies and techniques for enhanced performance of steels
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