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Welding International Volume 18, 2004 - Issue 8
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Development of a tungsten cathode for microplasma welding of components with reversed polarity current

A S An'shakov
,
A E Urbakh
,
E N Kobeleva
,
E K Urbakh
&
V A Faleev
Pages 641-645 | Published online: 08 Jul 2010

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Wei Dai, Jianjun Li, Zhizhen Zheng & Qiwen Huang. (2016) Surface Finishing by Atmospheric Pressure Micro Plasma Beam Irradiation. Materials and Manufacturing Processes 31:9, pages 1216-1222.
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Tiantian Deng, Jianjun Li & Zhizhen Zheng. (2020) Fundamental aspects and recent developments in metal surface polishing with energy beam irradiation. International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture 148, pages 103472.
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