A new model of the antifriction effect on wiredrawing with ultrasound

A new model of the antifriction effect on wiredrawing with ultrasound
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10.1007/s00170-012-3976-8
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2012-03
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The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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X. Shan;Haiqun Qi;Lili Wang;T. Xie
X. Shan;Haiqun Qi;Lili Wang;T. Xie
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X. Shan;Haiqun Qi;Lili Wang;T. Xie

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