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Büchner, A. R.; Pötschke, S.: Gefügeeinstellung beim Bandgießen mit Inline-Warmwalzen. Ausschuss für metallurgische Grundlagen, Stahlzentrum, Düsseldorf (2003)
Pötschke, S.: Analytische Behandlung der Lötbruchentstehung und Untersuchung zum direkten Warmwalzen von niedrigkohlenstoffhaltigem, kupfer- und zinnlegiertem Dünnband, erzeugt auf einer Zweiwalzen-Gießanlage. Dissertation, Technische Universität, Clausthal (2005)
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