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Short fatigue crack path determinants in polycrystalline Ni-base superalloys
A. Boyd-Lee
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, J.E. King
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Aston University
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Initiation Site
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Misorientation
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Fatigue Crack Path
100%
Short Fatigue Crack
100%
Ni-based Superalloy
100%
Microstructure
50%
Low Angle
50%
Grain Boundary
50%
Fatigue Crack
50%
Large Grain
50%
Three Dimensional Reconstruction
50%
Smooth Specimen
50%
Growth Path
50%
Crack Front
50%
Exposed Fractures
50%
Fracture Surface
50%
Slip Band
50%
Intersection Line
50%
Engineering
Polycrystalline
100%
Crack Path
100%
Fatigue Crack
100%
Flat Surface
33%
Grain Boundaries
33%
Fracture Surface
33%
Three-Dimensional Reconstruction
33%
Tensile Axis
33%
Crack Front
33%
Smooth Specimen
33%
Edge Dislocation
33%
Material Science
Surface (Surface Science)
100%
Fatigue Crack
100%
Superalloys
100%
Grain Boundaries
33%
Edge Dislocation
33%