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The only quantifiable measure of fatigue damage is a crack . The fatigue strength therefore has to be determined from a fracture mechanical description of fatigue crack growth from an initial size to an unacceptable size .
The only quantifiable measure of fatigue damage is a crack . The fatigue strength therefore has to be determined from a fracture mechanical description of fatigue crack growth from an initial size to an unacceptable size .
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For example a crack depth may be equal the wall thickness . This strategy can only be applied for elements with low importance with respect to structural redundancy . 2 ) plan inspection to find cracks before they exceed a grind ...
For example a crack depth may be equal the wall thickness . This strategy can only be applied for elements with low importance with respect to structural redundancy . 2 ) plan inspection to find cracks before they exceed a grind ...
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5, all along the crack, magneti- zeable particles are withdrawn from the mixture and concentrated along the cracks' edges. ... The accumulation of magnetized particles along the crack is surrounded by the "White Zone".
5, all along the crack, magneti- zeable particles are withdrawn from the mixture and concentrated along the cracks' edges. ... The accumulation of magnetized particles along the crack is surrounded by the "White Zone".
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Contents
OFFSHORE OUTLOOK 1989 | 1 |
Trends in U S Offshore Oil and Gas Development | 11 |
OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING | 19 |
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| Title | Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 1; Volume 8, Part 1 |
| Contributor | American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering Division |
| Publisher | American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1989 |
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