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Superior Strength-Ductility Synergy Enabled by Dual-Level Heterostructure of L1<sub>2</sub> Precipitates and Local Chemical Order in a MPEA. [PDF]
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Effects of Rolling Parameters on Stress-Strain Fields and Texture Evolution in Al-Cu-Sc Alloy Sheets. [PDF]
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Tire Science And Technology, 2019
ABSTRACT Rolling resistance defined as energy loss per unit distance is well accepted by the tire science community. It is commonly believed that the dominant part of energy loss into heat is caused by the viscoelasticity of rubber compounds for a free-rolling tire.
Yi Li, Robert L. West
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ABSTRACT Rolling resistance defined as energy loss per unit distance is well accepted by the tire science community. It is commonly believed that the dominant part of energy loss into heat is caused by the viscoelasticity of rubber compounds for a free-rolling tire.
Yi Li, Robert L. West
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