journal article·2024-04

Fatigue crack driving force of railway bogie frames using rigid-flexible coupled dynamics: A case for beam model

Bo Peng, Xingwen Wu, Caiying Mi, Zheng Guan, Zhepu Liu, Maoru Chi, Shulin Liang, Shengchuan Wu

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