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Keywords: high-strength structural steel, high-nitrogen steel, microstructure, grain size change, phase analysis, denitriding

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Keywords: telescopic join, 15Cr28 steel, leucosappfire, glass solder, soldering

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Keywords: alloy V-1480, Al‒Cu–Li system, alloying, forging, heat treatment, structure, mechanical properties, fracture toughness, corrosion resistance

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Keywords: low-deformation quenching, heat treatment, cooling water-polymer medium, polyethylene oxide, cooling rate, warping, residual stress, mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, aluminum alloy

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