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Long-Term (>30,000-40,000 h) Creep Behavior of an Advanced Si₃N₄ Ceramic

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Euro Ceramics V

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 132-136)

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583-586

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.132-136.583

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April 1997

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K.C. Liu, Hao Tung Lin, C.O. Stevens, C.R. Brinkman

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Creep, Creep Behaviour, Creep Cavitation

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