journal article·2026-04

Deformation failure mechanism and damage characterization of hot corrosion on fatigue of Ni-based superalloy

H.Q. Pei, S.S. Wang, L.Z. Lu, X.H. He, Z.X. Wen, D.L. Wang, Z.F. Yue

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