Influence of surface finishing by grinding on the cavitation erosion resistance of 316L and NiAl-bronze
Authors:
- Morteza AbediniMAMorteza Abedini
- Christina Lopez de Arcaute Y LozanoCLChristina Lopez de Arcaute Y Lozano
- Aleksander KostkaAKAleksander Kostka
- Stefanie HankeSHStefanie Hanke
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