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Fatigue resistance of structural steels coated with aluminium bronze using laser cladding
Laser cladding enables bi-material components with tailored surface properties, but cyclic loading makes fatigue resistance of the whole component critical. This study examined the bending fatigue life (R = 0.1) of unalloyed steels S235J2 and S355J2 and high-strength steels S460NL and S690QL clad
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