Rolling Wear and Fatigue Damage Behavior of Laser-Induction Hybrid Quenching on 42CrMo Steel

Qunli Zhang; Hua Huang; Zehao Tang; Guochang Li; Qing’an Niu; Zhijun Chen; Yangqiong Du; Jianhua Yao

doi:10.3788/CJL202249.0802023

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