Microstructural features of Ti-6Al-4V manufactured via high power laser directed energy deposition under low-cycle fatigue
Authors:
- Y.M. RenYRY.M. Ren
- X. LinXLX. Lin
- H.O. YangHYH.O. Yang
- H. TanHTH. Tan
- J. ChenJCJ. Chen
- Z.Y. JianZJZ.Y. Jian
- J.Q. LiJLJ.Q. Li
- W.D. HuangWHW.D. Huang
- 1 August 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Materials Science & Technology
- Vol. 83, 18-33
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