Penetrative Internal Oxidation from Alloy 690 Surfaces and Stress Corrosion Crack Walls during Exposure to PWR Primary Water

Penetrative Internal Oxidation from Alloy 690 Surfaces and Stress Corrosion Crack Walls during Exposure to PWR Primary Water
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10.1007/978-3-319-48760-1_19
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2011
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M. Olszta;D. Schreiber;L. Thomas;S. Bruemmer
M. Olszta;D. Schreiber;L. Thomas;S. Bruemmer
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M. Olszta;D. Schreiber;L. Thomas;S. Bruemmer

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