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Metallurgical and Geometrical Factors Affecting Elevated Temperature Tensile Properties of Discontinuous Tungsten Fiber Reinforced Composites

D. W. Petrasek, R. A. Signorelli, J. W. Weeton

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Length-to-diameter ratio and fiber orientation correlation to tensile properties at elevated temperatures for fiber reinforced composites

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Length-to-diameter ratio and fiber orientation correlation to tensile properties at elevated temperatures for fiber reinforced composites

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Length-to-diameter ratio and fiber orientation correlation to tensile properties at elevated temperatures for fiber reinforced composites

Key concepts: Materials science, Composite material, Tungsten, Ultimate tensile strength, Fiber, Metallurgy

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