journal article·2026-07

Accelerated fretting fatigue limit estimation using self-heating method and enhanced TCD with mesh control applied to 42CrMo4 + QT steel

Tomáš Karas, Martin Nesládek, Martin Matušů, Vladimír Mára, Jan Papuga, Gabriela Achtenová, František Fojtík, Reza Talemi

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