Induction-based joining of titanium with thermoplastics

Induction-based joining of titanium with thermoplastics
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钛与热塑性塑料的感应连接

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2019
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Production Engineering
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M. Zaeh
M. Zaeh
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F. Lugauer;A. Kandler;S. Meyer;C. Wunderling;M. Zaeh

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