Tobler et al., 1977 - Google Patents
Fatigue crack growth rates of structural alloys at 4 KTobler et al., 1977
- Document ID
- 8048291916153789919
- Author
- Tobler R
- Reed R
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Advances in Cryogenic Engineering: Volume 22
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Recent developments in applied superconductivity have demonstrated the feasibility of constructing electrical machinery to operate at liquid helium temperature. A device such as a rotating superconducting generator contains structural members that are continually …
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