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Robson, J. D., Sullivan, A. (2006) Process model for strength of age hardenable aluminium alloy welds. Materials Science and Technology, 22. 146-152 doi:10.1179/174328406x81603

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TitleProcess model for strength of age hardenable aluminium alloy welds
JournalMaterials Science and Technology
AuthorsRobson, J. D.Author
Sullivan, A.Author
Year2006 (February)Volume22
PublisherInforma UK Limited
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