hod? 2- What is the effect of heat treatment on the average grain size? And what is the influence of the grain size on the mechanical properties of materials 3- Mention another procedure that the inspector can use to determine the average grain size?

hod? 2- What is the effect of heat treatment on the average grain size? And what is the influence of the grain size on the mechanical properties of materials 3- Mention another procedure that the inspector can use to determine the average grain size?

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Section2.7: Heat Treatment Of Metals

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