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Influence of Nanometer-Scale Multilayered Thin Films on Fatigue Crack Initiation
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 February 2011
Abstract
The hypothesis that a thin nanometer-scale multilayered surface film could delay crack initiation and extend fatigue lives was evaluated by electrodepositing a Cu-Ni multilayer on Cu fatigue samples. A significant improvement in fatigue lives resulted and this improvement is attributed to properties of the multilayer coating.
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