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Friction during precision forging of high temperature aerospace materials
J.W. Brooks
Metallurgy and Materials
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Aerospace Materials
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Aerospace Parts
50%
Borosilicate
50%
Boundary Layer
50%
Closed-die Forging
50%
Friction
100%
Friction Coefficient
50%
Friction Performance
50%
Friction Test
50%
Glass Lubricant
50%
Glass Viscosity
50%
High Temperature
100%
Hydrodynamic Lubrication
50%
Lubricant
50%
Lubrication Regime
50%
Nickel Alloys
50%
Precision Forging
100%
Strain Rate
50%
Temperature Range
50%
Temperature Rate
50%
Titanium Alloy
50%
Viscosity
100%
Engineering
Aerospace Material
100%
Boundary Layer
33%
Closed Die Forging
33%
Coefficient of Friction
33%
Experimental Work
33%
Fluid Viscosity
100%
Forging
33%
Hydrodynamic Lubrication
33%
Isothermal
33%
Lubrication Regime
33%
Precision Forging
100%
Strain Rate
33%
Temperature Range
33%
Material Science
Aerospace Material
100%
Borosilicate
50%
Boundary Layer
50%
Forging
100%
Hydrodynamic Lubrication
50%
Nickel Alloy
50%
Strain Rate
50%
Titanium Alloy
50%