Method for calculating the operating life of a steam pipe with a creep-fatigue crack near a weld joint
Journal Title: Український журнал із машинобудування і матеріалознавства - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
A method for determining the period of sub-critical growth of a semielliptical creep-fatigue crack in the internal surface of a pipe wall of the steam pipeline is proposed. The crack is located near the ring weld in the field of residual stresses in the heat-affected zone. The dependence of the residual resource of the pipe of a steam pipeline with the weld joint on the location of the centre of the crack relative to the axis of the weld is ascertained.
Authors and Affiliations
Iryna Dolinska, Roman Palash
Causes of Ductility-dip Cracks Formation in IN52 and IN52 MSS Alloys during Fusion Welding
The aim of the paper is to investigate one of the causes of ductility-dip cracks (DDC) formation. The main aim of this work is calculation of grain boundaries (GB) cohesive energy in nickel based In52 and In52 MSS alloys...
Fundamentals of Creation of New Devices for Speed Change Management
The article deals with problem of speed change management in engineering, i.e., hoisting, building, road and land reclamation machines, cars and tractors, machine tools and other equipment. The review of the methods and...
Micromechanical Properties and Thermal Annealing of Zinc Oxide Bulk Ceramic
Zinc oxide has numerous commercial device applications. Polycrystalline ZnO varistors, for example, are widely used in high voltage and power-related applications in industries such as microelectronics. One of the ways t...
Investigation of the Carbide-tipped Tool Wear Hardened by Method of Aerodynamic Impact
Theoretical calculations and experimental studies of the influence of wear on the cutting process and the precision parameters of machining by hard alloys during milling are described in the article. The method of aerody...
Semi-active vibration absorbers for the high-rise objects
To determine the optimal parameters of the dynamic vibration absorber (DVA), a complete multi-parameter model of the dynamics of machines and structures is required. A model with two degrees of freedom is unacceptable fo...