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当钢试样加热到930±10℃,保温3-8小时,如果所得到的奥氏体尽力已经明显长大,晶

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当钢试样加热到930±10℃,保温3-8小时,如果所得到的奥氏体尽力已经明显长大,晶粒度为()级,则此钢为本质粗晶粒度钢

A.1-4

B.1-5

C.5-8

D.6-8

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