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A metallurgical evaluation was conducted to determine if selected castings of 17-4PH stainless steel had been properly heat treated as required by SAE specification AMS-5355D. Optical metallographic analysis and hardness measurements were made on four samples of as-received castings and on selected samples that were homogenized, solution annealed and aged at various temperatures.
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