journal article·2025-06

Failure analysis of laser directed energy deposited high-strength alloys on the bainitic crossing noses in a rolling-sliding contact

Beibei Zhu, Li Meng, Gaofeng Xu, Xu Liu, Qianwu Hu, Xiaoyan Zeng

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