Refined microstructure and enhanced wear resistance of titanium matrix composites produced by selective laser melting
Jianbo Jin(Tiangong University), Lai‐Chang Zhang(Edith Cowan University), Qiang Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Dongchu Chen(Foshan University), Zhao Yú(Tiangong University), Xiaojian Wang(Brookhaven National Laboratory), Wei Li(Jinan University), Shengfeng Zhou(Tiangong University)
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