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Keywords: Al–Mg–Si–Cu system, 6xxx series alloys, V-1381 alloy, laser welding, riveting, structural-similar sample, technological testing

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Keywords: high-strength aluminum alloy, Al–Zn–Mg–Cu system alloys, heat treatment, thermo-mechanical treatment, artificial aging, structure, mechanical properties, autoclave forming

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Keywords: 3D weaving, polymer composite materials, volume-reinforced woven preforms, non-autoclave molding, polymer matrix, aircraft

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