Mechanical compression behaviors of single phase Be and binary Be12Ti pebbles

P.P. Liu(University of Science and Technology Beijing), F.R. Wan(University of Science and Technology Beijing), Fuhua Xue(Harbin Institute of Technology), L.W. Xue(University of Science and Technology Beijing), Wei Hu(University of Science and Technology Beijing), Hongchao Zhao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Ke Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Q. Zhan(University of Science and Technology Beijing), Yiming Jia(University of Science and Technology Beijing), L.P. Yu(Beijing Aerospace Flight Control Center)
Fusion Engineering and Design
May 20, 2019
10.1016/j.fusengdes.2019.05.019
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