journal article·2024-06

Improving the fatigue property of 316L stainless steel through direct energy deposition technology

Kang Xu, Sen Huang, Mingxiong Yu, Yu Xia, Bochuan Li, Lizhong Mao, Hongsheng Tian, Zhongwei Xu, Geping Xiong, Lipeng Xiao, Wenping Wang

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