Experimental Investigation of the Cylinder Block Movement in an Axial Piston Machine

Experimental Investigation of the Cylinder Block Movement in an Axial Piston Machine
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10.1115/fpmc2015-9529
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2015-10
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S. Wegner;S. Gels;D. Jang;H. Murrenhoff
S. Wegner;S. Gels;D. Jang;H. Murrenhoff
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S. Wegner;S. Gels;D. Jang;H. Murrenhoff

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