Magnesium alloys and technology
By K. Kainer, F. Kaiser. 2003
470 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Biomaterials, Mechanical Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/d89ffe734a3eadb76b89e291d15f9a1f3acc5fe5
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In Aerospace Engineering
In Biomaterials
- Nick Birbilis
- Gerald S. Frankel
- S. Virtanen
- S. Fajardo
- Sebastian Thomas
- R. Arrabal
- M. Esmaily
- L. Johansson
In Mechanical Engineering
- Nick Birbilis
- Sebastian Thomas
- Gerald S. Frankel
- S. Fajardo
- S. Virtanen
- R. Arrabal
- M. Easton
- M. Gibson
Citations in the corpus
- On the corrosion of binary magnesium-rare earth alloys (2009, background): “Mg is commonly combined with alloying elements in order to improve mechanical properties, which is widely covered in the literature [3–6].”
- Room-temperature equal channel angular extrusion of pure magnesium (2010, background): “Wrought magnesium alloys are being viewed as future materials for automobile, aerospace and electronics industries, due to their superior specific stiffness and strength over many structural materials [1,2].”
- Fundamentals and advances in magnesium alloy corrosion (2017, background): “For example, in a typical passenger car, an overall weight saving of 10% yield fuel savings on the order of 20–30%, without drastic changes in design [6].”