Damage accumulation during high temperature fatigue of Ti/SiCf metal matrix composites under different stress amplitudes

Damage accumulation during high temperature fatigue of Ti/SiCf metal matrix composites under different stress amplitudes
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10.1016/j.actamat.2021.116976
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2021-02
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9.4
通讯作者:
Ying Wang;Xu Xu-Xu;W. Zhao;Nan Li;S. McDonald;Yuan Chai;M. Atkinson;K. Dobson;Š. Michalik
Ying Wang;Xu Xu-Xu;W. Zhao;Nan Li;S. McDonald;Yuan Chai;M. Atkinson;K. Dobson;Š. Michalik
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材料科学1区
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Ying Wang;Xu Xu-Xu;W. Zhao;Nan Li;S. McDonald;Yuan Chai;M. Atkinson;K. Dobson;Š. Michalik

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