Deformation Nanostructuring and Superplastic Processing of Metallic Materials

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Theoretical and practical aspects of fabrication and processing of bulk metallic nanomaterials are presented. The effect of different deformation modes on the structure formation is shown. Development of nanotechnology with respect to fabrication of gas turbine engines (GTE) parts made of nanostructured superalloys is exemplified.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 838-839)

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355-360

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January 2016

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