Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volumes 3-5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1991 - Arctic regions |
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13 Appearance of side bend specimen DISCUSSIONS Cross weld tensile strength Fig . 11 Effect of H2 gas on oxide formation at weld - line As mentioned above , the cross weld tensile strength largely decreases in as - welded condition .
13 Appearance of side bend specimen DISCUSSIONS Cross weld tensile strength Fig . 11 Effect of H2 gas on oxide formation at weld - line As mentioned above , the cross weld tensile strength largely decreases in as - welded condition .
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1.35 Ni , 127 mm 400 Maximum hardness Hy ( Load : 10 kgf ) 350F Table 6 Tensile test results of welded joints 3001 RT 100 150 200 Test piece size ( mm ) Reheating temperature ( ° C ) Type Thickness location T.s. ( N / mm 2 ) Fractured ...
1.35 Ni , 127 mm 400 Maximum hardness Hy ( Load : 10 kgf ) 350F Table 6 Tensile test results of welded joints 3001 RT 100 150 200 Test piece size ( mm ) Reheating temperature ( ° C ) Type Thickness location T.s. ( N / mm 2 ) Fractured ...
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As is mentioned in the latter part of this paper , this range were determined based tensile strength of weldment , toughness and field weldability . The vanadium , niobium and molybdenum additions combined with the ICR process are ...
As is mentioned in the latter part of this paper , this range were determined based tensile strength of weldment , toughness and field weldability . The vanadium , niobium and molybdenum additions combined with the ICR process are ...
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Contents
RESIDUAL STRESS AND DISTORTION IN WELDS | 1 |
Measurement and Prediction of Welding Residual Stresses Using | 7 |
WELD METAL AND HAZ PROPERTIES | 37 |
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alloys aluminium analysis application axial base bending calculated CGHAZ coating compared components composition connection considered constant cooling corrosion cost crack critical CTOD curves cycle depth developed distribution effect element energy Engineering evaluation experimental experiments factor fatigue field Figure fracture geometry given Grade grain hardness heat higher improved increase indicated initiation length living load lower material measured mechanical metal method microstructure notched observed obtained offshore operation parameters pass performed pipe plate position possible prediction present pressure procedure production properties range reduced region residual stress resistance root seawater shown shows simulation specimens steel strain strength structure surface Table technique temperature tensile thermal thickness Titanium toughness values weld metal welded joints wire yield zone
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| Title | Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volumes 3-5 |
| Contributor | American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering Division |
| Publisher | American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1991 |
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