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Consequently , it is probable that the strain ranges reported for these tests are slightly higher than the ' nominal ' ranges used for the European work which are measured 25 mm from the weld Within these limitations the Canadian and ...
Consequently , it is probable that the strain ranges reported for these tests are slightly higher than the ' nominal ' ranges used for the European work which are measured 25 mm from the weld Within these limitations the Canadian and ...
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ABSTRACT are use Higher strength steels currently beginning to be specified for the fabrication of modules for the topsides of offshore oil and gas platforms . The of higher strength steels enables weight savings and consequent cost ...
ABSTRACT are use Higher strength steels currently beginning to be specified for the fabrication of modules for the topsides of offshore oil and gas platforms . The of higher strength steels enables weight savings and consequent cost ...
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At higher ranges of stress intensity the rate of calcareous deposition is no longer sufficient to limit crack growth, which may be accelerated by the ingression of hydrogen whose formation is promoted by the protection (8,19).
At higher ranges of stress intensity the rate of calcareous deposition is no longer sufficient to limit crack growth, which may be accelerated by the ingression of hydrogen whose formation is promoted by the protection (8,19).
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Contents
THICKNESS EFFECTS | 1 |
The Plate Thickness Effect in Fatigue Predictions and Results A Review of Norwegian Work | 21 |
Thickness Weld Profile and Initial Flaw Considerations for Tubular Joints | 39 |
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| Title | Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 3; Volume 8, Part 3 |
| Contributor | American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering Division |
| Publisher | American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1989 |
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