The applied force during the compression test proved that the strain hardening of copper magnesium alloys was possible with quite significant increase of the hardness by approximately 40 HB2.5/62.5 which is around 130 MPa, however, at the same time the applied stress lowered electrical conductivity by around 5 MS/m.
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The Influence of the Continuous Casting Conditions on the Properties of High-Strength Two-Phase CuMg Alloys.
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