Schmidt, 1977 - Google Patents
Application of Fracture Mechanics to the Investigation of the Susceptibility of High Strength Steels and Ti Alloys to Stress Corrosion Cracking. Pt. 2Schmidt, 1977
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- 12624679582072124443
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- Schmidt W
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- Blech
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