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Keywords: heat-resistant nickel alloy, ring blanks, isothermal deformation, thermal treatment, stamping, computer modeling

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Keywords: ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene, medical devices, ballistics, friction, aviation, polymer composite materials

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Keywords: сombustion, self-propagating high-temperature synthesis, thermal coupled processes, ceramic materials, niobium silicide, titanium silicide

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Keywords: electrodeposition, Ni‒SiC coatings, composite coatings, microhardness, coating thickness

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Keywords: non-destructive testing, penetrant testing, wetting of metals, free surface energy of metals, OWRK model

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Keywords: Arctic, preservation of material properties, climatic effects, polymer composite material, cold climate

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