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Fig.3 Surface of sample A (a), and sample D (b) after exposing to election beam test. zB. 1 
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Fig. 4 Cross sections of 3- layer Cu-W FGM after exposing to electron beam test (a). Instabilities of melted W 30-35 
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It was shown that conductivity is strongly dependant on gradient structure, porosity and Die 
thickness of external W layer. Six layers Cu-W FGM have higher values of thermal conductivity af I 
due to better interfacial bond quality. The most critical erosion mechanism caused by electron beam Epoxid 
test is associated with instabilities in molten W layer. di 
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The project is supported by the German Science Foundation in the program “Gradientenwerkstoffe” Iron: 
under contract Nr.Mu959/-5.We also thank to Dr Xu (Saarland University) for assistance in 
measurement of electrical resistivity, and to Dr Rodig (Research Center Jiilich) for electron beam x 
test. 
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