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COMPARISON OF WELD METAL PROPERTIES OF C-Mn MULTI-RUN WELDMENTS CONTAINING TITANIUM - AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF NITROGEN Fig.2- The actual measured tensile.

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1 COMPARISON OF WELD METAL PROPERTIES OF C-Mn MULTI-RUN WELDMENTS CONTAINING TITANIUM - AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF NITROGEN Fig.2- The actual measured tensile UTS. Fig.3- The predicted UTS using the measured values for the chemical composition. Fig.4- The predicted UTS using standardized values for the chemical composition. Fig.5- The actual measured toughness properties. Fig.6- The predicted toughness properties using the measured values for the chemical composition. Fig.7- The predicted toughness properties using standardized values for the chemical composition.

2 Measured UTS ( measured chemical composition)

3 Predicted UTS (using the measured composition)

4 Predicted UTS (using standardized composition)

5 Measured toughness properties (measured chemical composition)

6 Predicted toughness properties (using the measured composition)

7 Predicted toughness properties (using standardized composition)

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