Influence of substrate microstructure on the contact fatigue strength of coated cold-work tool steels
Authors:
- G. RamírezGRG. Ramírez
- A. MestraAMA. Mestra
- B. CasasBCB. Casas
- I. VallsIVI. Valls
- R. MartínezRMR. Martínez
- R. BuenoRBR. Bueno
- A. GóezAGA. Góez
- A. MateoA. Mateo
- L. LlanesLLL. Llanes
- 1 February 2012
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Surface and Coatings Technology
- Vol. 206 (13) , 3069-3081
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