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L-7. W. Li, E. Feng, D. Cerjanec, and G. A. Grzadzinski, “ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN AC AND MFDC RESISTANCE SPOT WELDING,” paper presented at the XI Sheet Metal Welding Conference, American Welding Society, Detroit Chapter, May 11-14, 2004.

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