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Fatigue Properties of the Aluminium Alloys 6013 and Al-Mg-Sc

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 331-337)

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1489-1494

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.331-337.1489

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May 2000

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T. Wirtz, G. Lütjering, A. Gysler, Blanka Lenczowski, R. Rauh

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AA6013 T6, Al-Mg-Sc, Aluminium Alloy, Frequency Effect, HCF Strength, Hydrogen Embrittlement, Macrocrack Propagation, Microcrack Propagation, NaCl Solution

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