On the Specific Features of Using the Phenomenon of Acoustoelasticity When Testing the Stress State of Anisotropic Material of Technical Objects at Subzero Temperatures

Khlybov, A. A.; Uglov, A. L.; Ryabov, D. A.

doi:10.1134/s1061830921010083

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On the Specific Features of Using the Phenomenon of Acoustoelasticity When Testing the Stress State of Anisotropic Material of Technical Objects at Subzero Temperatures

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