Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 2, Parts 1-2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2000 - Arctic regions |
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... Composite bonded repair for retarding the fatigue crack extension and its influencing factors were studied by the use of finite element calculation and fatigue crack propagation experiments . The stress intensity factor range , AK , was ...
... Composite bonded repair for retarding the fatigue crack extension and its influencing factors were studied by the use of finite element calculation and fatigue crack propagation experiments . The stress intensity factor range , AK , was ...
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... composite pipes . The different parts of the installation were analyzed in order to control the loads on the composite pipe . The main difference between a steel pipe and the composite is that strains on the composites must be limited ...
... composite pipes . The different parts of the installation were analyzed in order to control the loads on the composite pipe . The main difference between a steel pipe and the composite is that strains on the composites must be limited ...
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... composite profile ( see figure2 ) : UTS composite when bent UTS fibre The selected material must be compatible with these elements when subjected to tension and flexion for a service life of up to 25 years . COMPOSITE ARMOUR DESIGN ...
... composite profile ( see figure2 ) : UTS composite when bent UTS fibre The selected material must be compatible with these elements when subjected to tension and flexion for a service life of up to 25 years . COMPOSITE ARMOUR DESIGN ...
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OMAE2000OSU OFT3007 | 878 |
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