Fatigue failure mechanisms of multi- and monolayer physically vapour-deposited coatings in interrupted cutting processes
Authors:
- K.-D BouzakisKBK.-D Bouzakis
- N VidakisNVN Vidakis
- D KallinikidisDKD Kallinikidis
- T LeyendeckerTLT Leyendecker
- G ErkensGEG Erkens
- R WenkeRWR Wenke
- H.-G FussHFH.-G Fuss
- 10 October 1998
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Surface and Coatings Technology
- Vol. 108-109, 526-534
Abstract
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