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4: Schematic representation of different types of residual stresses within a material.

4: Schematic representation of different types of residual stresses within a material.

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Analysis of nickel- and iron-based superalloys on smallest length scales
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  • May 2021
In this work, new experimental methods and techniques for the analysis of the microscopic and the micromechanical material behavior of nickel-and iron-based superalloys are developed with the emphasis on the material characteristics and processes at smallest length scales. Superalloys are high performance structural materials which are for instance...
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