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On the nature and crystallographic orientation of subsurface cracks in high cycle fatigue of Ti-6Al-4V
Jeremy L. Gilbert, Henry R. Piehler
Department of Biomedical & Chemical Engineering
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Nature Orientation
100%
High Cycle Fatigue
100%
Subsurface Fatigue
66%
Fracture Plane
66%
Grain Morphology
33%
Fatigue Crack
33%
Ti-6A1-4V
33%
Bimodal Microstructure
33%
Electron Channeling Contrast Imaging
33%
Deformation Structure
33%
Fatigue Stress
33%
Fatigue Damage
33%
Electron Microscopy Techniques
33%
Physiological Test
33%
Total Hip Prosthesis
33%
Texture Morphology
33%
Forming Operations
33%
Engineering
Crystallographic Orientation
100%
High Cycle Fatigue
100%
Channelling
60%
Fracture Plane
40%
Fatigue Damage
20%
Fatigue Stress
20%
Fatigue Crack
20%
Material Science
High-Cycle Fatigue
100%
Fatigue Crack
50%
Fatigue Damage
50%