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Elimination of Thermal Strain Interference in Mechanical Strain Measurement at High Temperature Using an EFPI-RFBG Hybrid Sensor With Unlimited Cavity Length
Microstructure heterogeneity and creep damage of DZ125 nickel-based superalloy
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