Abstract
The fatigue and tensile properties in the macro- and micro-strain regions have been determined for a copper- 1.8 wt.-% beryllium alloy after various thermomechanical treatments. It is shown that these properties are dependent on the distribution of the precipitates and dislocations introduced by the thermomechanical treatment.
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