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Method of brazing aluminum to stainless steel for high-stress-fatigue applications

Dan C. Martin

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Brazing aluminum to titanium coated stainless steel to minimize formation of intermetallic compounds in joint

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Brazing aluminum to titanium coated stainless steel to minimize formation of intermetallic compounds in joint

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Brazing aluminum to titanium coated stainless steel to minimize formation of intermetallic compounds in joint

Key concepts: Brazing, Materials science, Metallurgy, Aluminium, Stress (linguistics), Alloy, Linguistics, Philosophy

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