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Tensile and high cycle fatigue test of Al–3% Ti thin films

Park et al., 2008

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18338816286866198213
Author
Park J
Myung M
Kim Y
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Sensors and Actuators A: Physical

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This paper presents the results of tensile and high cycle fatigue tests with stress ratio R= 0.1 for an Al–3% Ti thin film of 1μm thickness in atmospheric air at room temperature. Specimens with three different widths (50, 100, and 150μm) were fabricated to study the …
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