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Novel ultra-high straining process for bulk materials—development of the accumulative roll-bonding (ARB) process
Acta Materialia · 1999 · Vol. 47(2) · pp. 579–583
Yoshihiro Saito(Osaka University)Hiroshi Utsunomiya✉(Osaka University)Nobuhiro Tsuji(Osaka University)Tetsuo Sakai(Osaka University)
Microstructure and mechanical propertiesMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of SteelsMetallurgy and Material FormingAccumulative roll bondingMaterials scienceProcess (computing)STRIPSAluminiumSevere plastic deformationMetallurgyComposite materialAlloyComputer science
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