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Investigation on the elevated-temperature tribological behaviors and mechanism of Al-Cu-Mg composites reinforced by in-situ size-tunable TiB2-TiC particles

Bai–Xin Dong, Qingyuan Li, Shi–Li Shu, Xiang-Zheng Duan, Qian Zou, Xue Han, Hong‐Yu Yang, Feng Qiu, Qi–Chuan Jiang

2022Tribology International54 citationsDOI

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