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Keywords: nitridation, nitrides, kinetics, oxidation, corrosion, structure, heat-resistant Ni-base alloy, phase, chemical thermal treatment

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Keywords: brazing, high-temperature brazing, superalloys, bimetallic blisk-type structure, chemical heterogeneity of the brazed joint, dissimilar brazed joint

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Keywords: mathematical model, heat balance equation, melt temperature distribution in a mold, heat-resistant alloy ingots, automated casting process design system, melt heat loss during casting

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