Process-Induced Stresses is a phenomenon in composite aircraft structures and antibody formulation characterized by internal mechanical stresses that arise within a material or system due to manufacturing, curing, cooling, or processing conditions, distinguishing it from externally applied or service-induced stresses.
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Tuğrul Özel, Taylan Altan · International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture · 2000 · 219 citations
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