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Keywords: brazing, high-temperature brazing, surfacing, nickel heat-resistant brazing alloy, composite brazing alloy, stellite, cobalt alloy, nickel super alloys

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Keywords: Ti2AlNb intermetallic compound, thermomechanical and heat treatment, microstructures, mechanical properties

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Keywords: titanium alloys, α-phase, heat treatment, ultimate tensile strength, microstructure

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Keywords: structure, phase composition, magnesium alloy MA2-1, rolled sheets, geometric parameters of grains, partial surface hardening

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