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The magnetic properties of ternary Fe-Cr-Ni alloys containing 17 wt% Ni and 18-24 wt% Cr have been studied over a range of temperatures from 4.2 -35 K by both ac and dc techniques in fields from 5 Am-1 \_ 6 MA m-1. A t room temperature, the matrix of all the alloys was the paramagnetic fcc austenite
The magnetic properties of ternary Fe-Cr-Ni alloys containing 20 wt% Cr and 11 -32 wt% Ni have been studied over a range of temperatures from 10 -300 K by both ac and dc techniques, in fields from 5 A m-1 to 6 MA m-~. Apart from small amounts o f ~ ferrite in some alloys, the matrix constituent at r
The effects of second phase particles, e.g. kf2,C6. MC and M(C, N) carbides on the grain growth phenomenon of Fe-Ni-Cr alloys have been determined. Various theoretical models on grain coarsening have been compared. The grain size at all stages of grain coarsening was dependent on the undissolved car