Low-cycle fatigue of ship hull damaged in collision
Authors:
- Ivana GledićIGIvana Gledić
- Joško ParunovJPJoško Parunov
- Pero PrebegPPPero Prebeg
- Maro ĆorakMĆMaro Ćorak
- 1 February 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Engineering Failure Analysis
- Vol. 96, 436-454
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Croatian Science Foundation (8658)
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