Thermo-Mechanically Assisted Grain Growth in Ti6Al4V Fabricated Using the Powder Bed Additive Manufacturing During High-Temperature Mechanical Testing

Thermo-Mechanically Assisted Grain Growth in Ti6Al4V Fabricated Using the Powder Bed Additive Manufacturing During High-Temperature Mechanical Testing
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10.1007/s11661-023-06989-y
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2023-02
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Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A
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L. Ladani;J. Razmi;Md Jamal Mian
L. Ladani;J. Razmi;Md Jamal Mian
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L. Ladani;J. Razmi;Md Jamal Mian

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