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Fatigue strength of steel 90 KhMF ground with diamond wheels

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  1. Kiev Institute of Ultra-Hard Materials, USSR

    P. A. Shul'man & G. I. Valchuk

  2. Kiev Mechanical Engineering Institute, AS UkrSSR, USSR

    P. A. Shul'man & G. I. Valchuk

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Shul'man, P.A., Valchuk, G.I. Fatigue strength of steel 90 KhMF ground with diamond wheels. Mater Sci 1, 492–495 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00715233

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