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Most cited papers from High Value Manufacturing Catapult

What are the most cited papers from High Value Manufacturing Catapult?

The most cited paper from High Value Manufacturing Catapult is "The effect of machining and induced surface deformation on the fatigue performance of a high strength metastable β titanium alloy" (Adam Cox, STAEDTKE Herbert, Jean‐Philippe Villain‐Chastre et al., 2019), with 50 citations. Next come "Depositing Catalyst Layers in Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells: A Review" (41) and "A novel approach to machining process fault detection using unsupervised learning" (17).

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1 The effect of machining and induced surface deformation on the fatigue performance of a high strength metastable β titanium alloy Adam Cox, STAEDTKE Herbert, Jean‐Philippe Villain‐Chastre et al. · International Journal of Fatigue Open access 25 Feb 2019 50
2 Depositing Catalyst Layers in Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells: A Review Austin Strong, Courtney Thornberry, Shane D. Beattie et al. · Journal of Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage Open access 9 Nov 2015 41
3 A novel approach to machining process fault detection using unsupervised learning Thomas E. McLeay, Michael S. Turner, Keith Worden · Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Part B Journal of Engineering Manufacture 26 Sep 2020 17
4 Theoretical and Experimental Investigation of Magneto-Rheological Damper based Semi-Active Suspension Systems Alisina Shojaei, H. Metered, Siamak Shojaei et al. · International Journal of Vehicle Structures and Systems Open access 15 Nov 2013 16
5 Correlation between tool life and cutting force coefficient as the basis for a novel method in accelerated MWF performance assessment Matthew Broderick, Sam Turner, Keith Ridgway · Procedia CIRP Open access 2021 7
6 Haptic Foot Pedal: Influence of Shoe Type, Age, and Gender on Subjective Pulse Perception Claudia Geitner, Stewart A. Birrell, Claudia Krehl et al. · Human Factors The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 16 May 2018 7
7 1.23 Failure Criteria for Composites Abdul-Salam Kaddour, Michael J. Hinton · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 8 Jun 2017 6
8 Defining the future of construction at scale and pace: A TFV-reinforced evaluation framework validated through an on-site factory demonstrator Ben Richard Hughes, Diana S.N.M. Nasir, Haokai Huang et al. · Journal of Building Engineering Sep 2026 0
9 Dissolvable HIP Space-Holders Enabling more Cost Effective and Sustainable Manufacture of Hydrogen Electrolyzers Iain Berment-Parr · Materials research proceedings Conference paperOpen access 5 Dec 2023 0

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