Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 10American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1991 - Arctic regions |
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An important point in the mechanical behavior is that there can be marked changes in the instantaneous mechanical properties well the physical properties . During this stage , the coupling of temperature and stress fields should Occur ...
An important point in the mechanical behavior is that there can be marked changes in the instantaneous mechanical properties well the physical properties . During this stage , the coupling of temperature and stress fields should Occur ...
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For large temperature changes the temperature term in the expression for the stress changes will dominate , and since this term ... which may remain during the entire analysis , limits the temperature change allowed in each load step .
For large temperature changes the temperature term in the expression for the stress changes will dominate , and since this term ... which may remain during the entire analysis , limits the temperature change allowed in each load step .
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Such changes can result in different retention times above 1000 ° C ( RT1000 ) during the weld thermal cycle and consequently in the width of the grain coarsened HAZ . It is shown that in addition to the weld cooling time Aters and ...
Such changes can result in different retention times above 1000 ° C ( RT1000 ) during the weld thermal cycle and consequently in the width of the grain coarsened HAZ . It is shown that in addition to the weld cooling time Aters and ...
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Contents
RESIDUAL STRESS AND DISTORTION IN WELDS | 1 |
WELD METAL AND HAZ PROPERTIES | 37 |
The Effect of Intercritical Thermal Cycles on HAZ Microstructure and Toughness in CMnAlNb | 49 |
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