Inspect Fig. 12.31 and explain why those particular fusion-zone shapes are developed as a function of pressure
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Inspect Fig. 12.31 and explain why those particular fusion-zone shapes are developed as a function of pressure and speed. Comment on the influence of the properties of the material?
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