journal article·2025-04

Rolling contact fatigue failure mechanism with the multi-scale analysis of BG801 high temperature bearing steel

Feihu Lin, Liqin Wang, Zhen Li, Longcheng Yin, Jiqiang Wu, Dezhi Zheng, Maokuan Bao, Peng Liu, Han Zhai, Kun Shu

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