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Stress Corrosion Cracking of Metals

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Guest Editor: Srujan Rokam

Sponsored By: Corrosion and Environmental Effects

Publication Date: August 2017

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Scope: One of the chronic life limiting steps of engineering alloys is the environmentally assisted cracking phenomenon, which develops when a stressed metallic component is in presence of a deleterious environment. Manuscripts are invited dealing with several alloy systems in a variety of engineering applications.

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