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Fig. 5 —

SEM fracture surface of bracket showing a mixed fracture mode of shear dimples and

transgranular cleavage. Deformation lines (river pattern) on the cleavage surface of crystals are

marked by red arrows. Mag: 6000×.

3. V.K. Lakshmanan and J.S. Kirkaldy,

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4. P.D. Hodgson R.K. Gibbs, A Mathe-

matical Model to Predict the Mechan-

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ISIJ Intl.

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Vol 32, p 1329, 1992.

5. W. Roberts,

Proc. Intl. Conf. on HSLA

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ASM International, p 33, 1983.

6. P.A. Manohar, Grain Growth and

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Behavior of Austenite in Microalloyed

Steels Containing Ti, Nb, Mn and Mo,

Ph.D. Thesis, University of Wollongong,

Australia, 1997.

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