The Experimental Roots of Thermomechanical Treatments for Aluminum Alloys
Summary Thermomechanical processes are defined in the broadest sense to include any combination of thermal or deformation processes that gives rise to interactive microstructural features. The varieties of mechanisms involving the creation, rearrangement, and elimination of dislocations and grain bo...
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