INFLUENCE OF COLD ROLLING AND AGING ON THE SHARP NOTCH PROPERTIES OF BETA TI SHEET
Influence of cold-rolling and aging on the sharp notch properties of beta titanium sheet
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Influence of cold-rolling and aging on the sharp notch properties of beta titanium sheet
Cold rolling and aging effects on sharp-notch properties of beta titanium sheet alloy
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