PREDICTING FAILURE ON THE BASIS OF ACOUSTIC EMISSION.

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Finkel', V.M.
Muravin, G.B.
Lezvinskaya, L.M.
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The Soviet journal of nondestructive testing | 1979年 / 15卷 / 02期
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