Development of ultra-fine grained W–TiC and their mechanical properties for fusion applications
Authors:
- H. KurishitaHKH. Kurishita
- Y. AmanoYAY. Amano
- S. KobayashiSKS. Kobayashi
- K. NakaiKNK. Nakai
- H. ArakawaHAH. Arakawa
- Y. HiraokaYHY. Hiraoka
- T. TakidaTTT. Takida
- K. TakebeKTK. Takebe
- H. MatsuiHMH. Matsui
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- 1 August 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Nuclear Materials
- Vol. 367-370, 1453-1457
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