AU117280B2 - Improvements in or relating to forgeable alloys for high temperature use - Google Patents

Improvements in or relating to forgeable alloys for high temperature use

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Publication number: AU117280B2
Authority: AU; Australia
Prior art keywords: relating; high temperature; temperature use; forgeable; alloys
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AU5101/42A

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H. Thielemann Rudolf

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General Electric Co

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General Electric Co

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