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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... range ( provided , of course , that the stress range does not exceed yield ) . It also means that cracks can grow throughout the full nominal cyclic stress range , even the compressive part . Said in another way , the compressive part ...
... range ( provided , of course , that the stress range does not exceed yield ) . It also means that cracks can grow throughout the full nominal cyclic stress range , even the compressive part . Said in another way , the compressive part ...
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... range ( Again provided that the stress range does not exceed yield ) . Since cracks grow either very slowly or not at all when subjected to compressive stress ranges , it follows that no part of the stress range at the hammer peened ...
... range ( Again provided that the stress range does not exceed yield ) . Since cracks grow either very slowly or not at all when subjected to compressive stress ranges , it follows that no part of the stress range at the hammer peened ...
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... range ( Fr ) is then compared to the permissible stress range ( PS ) to calculate the fatigue " rating " , as explained in a following section . Approach to Loading The fatigue evaluations in SafeHull are based upon loadings for ...
... range ( Fr ) is then compared to the permissible stress range ( PS ) to calculate the fatigue " rating " , as explained in a following section . Approach to Loading The fatigue evaluations in SafeHull are based upon loadings for ...
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