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May 8, 2019Materials Research ExpressOpen Access

Enhancing the tribological properties of NiAl based nano-composites for aerospace bearing applications

Ahmed Mohamed Mahmoud Ibrahim Xiaoliang Shi Amr Radwan Muhammad F. Ezzat

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Enhancing the tribological properties of NiAl based nano-composites for aerospace bearing applications, Ibrahim, Ahmed Mohamed Mahmoud, Shi, Xiaoliang, Radwan, Amr Rady, Anwar Mohamed, Ahmed Fouly, Ezzat, M F

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