Fatigue Crack Growth for Typical CV Siderail Hole-making Processes Applied to Heat-treated Steel (MET1123) and Ultra High Strength Low Alloy Steel (120XF)

Fleming, Sean

doi:10.4271/2009-01-2863

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Fatigue Crack Growth for Typical CV Siderail Hole-making Processes Applied to Heat-treated Steel (MET1123) and Ultra High Strength Low Alloy Steel (120XF)

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Fatigue Crack Growth for Typical CV Siderail Hole-making Processes Applied to Heat-treated Steel (MET1123) and Ultra High Strength Low Alloy Steel (120XF)

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