journal article·2024-01

An arc-tenon attachment for nickel-based single crystal turbine blade with improved high-temperature fretting fatigue performance

Shouyi Sun, Min Dou, Huitao Chen, Tianyu Yuan, Rui Cao, Lei Li

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