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Effects of Mechanical Surface Treatment on Fatigue Failure in Ti-6Al-4V: Role of Residual Stresses and Foreign-Object Damage
Effects of Mechanical Surface Treatment on Fatigue Failure in Ti-6Al-4V: Role of Residual Stresses and Foreign-Object Damage
Effects of Mechanical Surface Treatment on Fatigue Failure in Ti-6Al-4V: Role of Residual Stresses and Foreign-Object Damage
Altenberger, I. (author) / Noster, U. (author) / Boyce, B. L. (author) / Peters, J. O. (author) / Scholtes, B. (author) / Ritchie, R. O. (author)
MATERIALS SCIENCE FORUM ; 404/407 ; 457-462
2002-01-01
6 pages
Article (Journal)
English
DDC:
620.11
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