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A physically based constitutive model for predicting the surface integrity in machining of Waspaloy

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A physically based constitutive model for predicting the surface integrity in machining of Waspaloy

Imbrogno, Stano; Rinaldi, Sergio; Umbrello, Domenico; Filice, Luigino; Franchi, Rodolfo; Del Prete, Antonio
Materials & Design , Volume 152: 140-155 – Aug 1, 2018
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