Pages:: 3-14

Keywords: supersonic civil aircraft, aluminium wrought alloys, Al–Cu–Mg–Fe–Ni system, АК4-1 alloy, АК4-2 alloy, plate, structure, mechanical properties, heat resistant, fracture toughness

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Keywords: rolling, friction, tangential stresses, aluminum, friction modes

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Keywords: siloxane elastomeric materials, siloxane rubbers, thermal stabilizers, synergistic effect, thermal stabilization systems, cable industry 

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Keywords: polymer composite material, composition, structure, microstructural analysis, qualitative elemental analysis, infared spectroscopy

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Keywords: powder copper, reaction mechanical alloying, attritor, aluminum oxide, carbon, dispersion-strengthened structure

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Keywords: nanopowders, zirconium dioxide ceramics, zircon, macro-compressive stresses, proton irradiation

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