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Damageability and Structural Inhomogeneity of VT14 Titanium Alloy under Cyclic Loading

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On the basis of the statistical analysis of physicomechanical characteristics of the surface layer of specimens of VT14 titanium alloy obtained by the acoustic method, we study distinctive features of the kinetic dependences of an empirical parameter connected with the structural inhomogeneity of the metal. This enables us to identify typical stages of the process of fatigue damage.

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Pisarenko, G.G., Voinalovich, A.V., Golovanev, Y.M. et al. Damageability and Structural Inhomogeneity of VT14 Titanium Alloy under Cyclic Loading. Strength of Materials 35, 594–600 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:STOM.0000013611.83359.ca

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