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Microstructure and mechanical properties study of friction stir processed GH4169 via laser deposition manufacturing

Changfu Li, Bin Yu, Siyu Zhou, Yuhang Ren, Dezhi Wang, Guang Yang

International Journal of Material Forming· Volume 18· Issue 2
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