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7 Jun 2010: not identical, andof peaks corresponding to the evolution or absorption of heat following physical or chemicalchanges in the test sample. ... When the differentialthermocouples are in thermal, but not in physical contact with the test and reference

7 Jun 2010: Database for ideal aqueous system 'Fe,Cr,Ni,C,S,H,O,/-' - 26/3/93 mtdemo - MTDATA demonstration database version 2.1 beta - 21/9/1998 demo_1 - Test database - use ... only with macro 'testmt.mac' demo_2 - Test database - use only with macro 'testmt.mac'

7 Jun 2010: The creep fatigue crack growth test (CFCG) were performed with trapezoidal wave (compare Fig. ... cyc. le]. vacuum. air aged at 800C/3000h. air. FCG tests at 550C.

7 Jun 2010: The test temperature was 620uCwith all the tests carried out in air. ... cross-weld test, with higher stresses leading to drama-tically reduced rupture lives.

7 Jun 2010: The tensile tests were carried out by the test machine MTS Alliance RT/100. ... is in consistent with the presence of the ears along the 45 after the cup test.

7 Jun 2010: Bending capacities were also investigated through a free bending test (folding through 180). ... This test is based on the ECCA or NCCA tests to define organic coating formability (flexibility and adherence).Results are given in Table II.

7 Jun 2010: HT-superheater. Test superheater1 2 3. Test loop. IT-s. uper. heat. er. ... This includes in detail the following tests:. - Warm tensile test, - Investigation and documentation of microstructure with specified grain size for TP 347 HFG.

7 Jun 2010: Table 1 Chemical compositions of test materials. Material C Cr Mo W Co. ... Ran. ge %. Cycles to Failure. Test Temp. : 593oC. DS2B2 (ESR) COST B2 (ESR).

7 Jun 2010: Bending (Intrusion) test has been conducted on the four grades of steel tubes. ... Table 3 Intrusion test data. Bend toughness (Joules) Steel grades. Tempering Temperature Induction.

7 Jun 2010: heavily. Generally, inputs such as chromium, carbon, sulphur, phosphorus and test temperature were. ... of hidden units involved increase. This is consistent with expectation. The test error.

7 Jun 2010: All the test points, hysteresis data and determined fatigue characteristic values have been collected in a database. ... Fig. 10: Influence of direction of test specimens on the cyclic material behaviour of steel H260B.

7 Jun 2010: CFI tests were performed with strain-hold of 10 minutes at tensile peak strain as the same temperature with LCF test. ... P122,HAZ. P92,HAZ. Test temp : 700oC Continuous cycle Base HAZ Weld P92 P122.

7 Jun 2010: in the ‘70) resulted in correlations established between fracture appearance in small-scale test pieces and fracture parameters measured in full-scale tests. ... Figure 6 – Crack arrestor modelling and actual test results on X100 pipes [25].

11 Oct 2010: concentration. The authors present here the first spot welding tests on the novel alloy. ... a shear tensile test samples; b cross-tensile test samples1 Spot weld specimen geometries (dimensions in mm).

7 Jun 2010: Figure 7 – Hardness test pattern. Tensile tests were carried out both in transversal (or cross weld, CW) and longitudinal (or all weld AW) direction. ... Note: specimen broken in parent metal. 3.3 BEND TESTS According to ISO 5173, side bend test

7 Jun 2010: To initiate the GA search, the inputs are randomly generated and placed innorm_test.in. ... 18 Heat treatment temperature / K 1279 1473. 19 Test temperature / K 293 1273.

7 Jun 2010: The length changes should not be transmitted through a second material upon whoseexpansion coefficient depends the evaluation of the test material. ... High–speed dilatometers generally do not have long term electronic or mechanical stability.Equipment

7 Jun 2010: 4). Tests performed in Hong Kong have confirmed the safe behaviour of HISTAR bearing piles during installation with heavy diesel and hydraulic impact hammers as well as during static test loadings ... Full-scale tests performed with S460 quality [22] as

7 Jun 2010: Hence, a lowcost extraction alternative to the Kroll processalone is insufficient to provide a substantial economic step change. ... Stepping upOver the last few years there has been anincreased worldwide effort to provide a stepchange in the economics

7 Jun 2010: For steel E911 the creep tests performed during COST 501 Program were collated by ECCC in 2000. ... Several very long creep tests are included in the database: seven creep data passed 100,000 hours; the longest broken creep test reached 113,431 hours at

7 Jun 2010: 5. To conclude, some socio-economic aspects related to this programme can be outlined. ... From the socio-economic point of view, it can be said that steel construction captures economic and environmental goals with social desirability.

7 Jun 2010: The delaminations lead to a decrease in triaxiality of the stress state in the impact test samples. ... Impact tests were conducted in a temperature range from 103 to 423 K.

7 Jun 2010: The hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of the steels was evaluated by means of a constant loading test, a slow strain rate test and a hydrogen immersion test. ... For the CLT, the constant load was applied to samples with a conventional creep test

7 Jun 2010: Tests were carried out in accordance with JIS Z 3158 [7]; 60mm anchorage welds were made at either end of the 80mm test section using a GMAW procedure with AWS ER ... For the wide plate tests the stresses were estimated from the test records as force

7 Jun 2010: Charpy V Notch Charpy V Notch impact test impact test. (CVN)(CVN). ... SMAW FCAW SAWE= 12kJ/cm E= 8 kJ/cm E= 35 kJ/cm. Bent test after welding : A913/gr.

7 Jun 2010: The fatigue limit (obtained by HCF test) was slightly higher in welded normalized steel than in welded TMCP steel. ... Vickers hardness test was made under a 300 g load along a line crossing base metal, HAZ and weld metal.

7 Jun 2010: Specimens for torsion tests, 10 mm in diameter with a gauge length of 15 mm, were machined from the ingots. ... CONCLUSION The hot workability of three different ingots of P91 steel was investigated by means of monotonic torsion tests.

7 Jun 2010: Slow speed tensile tests were made (0.8 mm/min) 1 hour and 1 week after pickling. ... Thickness. mm. Test type Method / arc energy. kJ/mm. ReH/p0.2. N/mm2.

7 Jun 2010: After austenitisation (900 C for 600 s), the following dilatometric tests have been carried out:. ... 11) constituted of 96%-92% ferrite and 4%-8% MA, confirming the results obtained with the dilatometric tests.

7 Jun 2010: Figure 7. Some results of crossweld creep tests on a SA weld in P23. ... The total test duration was 4.000h with intervals after 500,1.000 and 2.000h.

7 Jun 2010: Laboratory hot rolling with coiling cycle were carried out to test the effect of reduction of carbon content on the microstructure. ... Fig. 10 showed the Charpy impact test results by v-notched full size specimen.

7 Jun 2010: Compact tension shear (CTS) specimens were used for tests under mixed mode III loading condition. ... 2) Average value of 16 tests under compressive residual stress: Kth = 16.9 MPam1/2.

7 Jun 2010: Tensile test were performed at room temperature. Deformation rate was 0.5mm/mn. ... No tensile tests were performed on hot-torsion samples, PER4, due to its inhomogeneous microstructure through thickness.

7 Jun 2010: Charpy impact tests were performed from high temperature to low temperature to obtain full impact curve. ... Fig. 6 Charpy impact test results on the simulated weld bond of Al-Si weathering steels.

7 Jun 2010: The ageing tests were performed using a laboratory furnace with a maximum temperature deviation of 4 C. ... Figure 5 Figure 6. 5. CREEP BEHAVIOUR A wide creep test program was carried out on pipes and tubes of both Grades 91 and 911: isostress and

7 Jun 2010: Standard tensile and Charpy V–notch tests using 10 10 50 mm samples were conducted onthe as–rolled steel. ... Table 3: Charpy impact test data from the hot–rolled plates, for V–notched 10 10 mm cross–sectioned specimens.

7 Jun 2010: EN 10028-4. X7Ni9. <,10. <30 >30<50. QT 680. Tensile Test. >18. ... Results from drop weight tests with Pellini specimen exist for Ni-alloyed structuralsteels.

7 Jun 2010: 8.5.1 Chromium8.5.2 Silicon8.5.3 Test temperature8.5.4 Heat treatment temperature8.5.5 Boron8.5.6 Non-linear effects8.5.7 Software. ... 9.4 Test Simulations9.4.1 Just a random search?9.4.2 Generations9.4.3 Populations9.4.4 Crossover rate9.4.5 Mutations9.4

7 Jun 2010: 3). All braze welding tests were performed automatically on a machine or a robot. ... Values reported in the table are average values of the three tests realized.

7 Jun 2010: easily. Tests using pure sliding, cooled, pin–ring tests have demonstrated that low–carbon. ... comparative tests against bainitic steels, Railway Gazette International 855–857.Heller, W. and Schweitzer, R.

7 Jun 2010: Then, in the last stage of the tests, the samples were cooled down to room temperature at 5C/sec. ... reaction. In spite of that, it was possible to keep a constant cooling rate of 5C/sec in this test.

7 Jun 2010: In Fig.24 the deformation of the optimised space frame solution after the test is reported. ... Fig.23 – Sweden B crash test. Fig.24 – Space frame - Warped truck cabin.

7 Jun 2010: Coupon No. Test temp. (C). t B8/5 B (s). Weld metal(J). ... 7. Coupon No. Test temp. (C). t B8/5 B (s). Weld metal (J).

7 Jun 2010: PurposeProvides the short-term (yield and ultimate tensile strength) mechanical properties data on austenitic stainless steelat different test temperatures and heat treatment temperatures. ... STMECH_AUS_SS.xls - a Microsoft Excel file containing the data

7 Jun 2010: Fig.6 shows the K1C test data as a function of tensile strength. ... Fig. 5 Change in volume percent of retained austenite as a function of strain in a tensile test.

7 Jun 2010: 0.02. 0.35. Internal Pressure Test? (0/1). 0. 1. Cu. 0. 3. ... Test Temperature (oC). 600. 700. Ni. 0.06. 0.35. Test Duration (h).

7 Jun 2010: 250. 300. 350. 400. Test temperature: room temp. Load:98N. Oxygen concentration, ppmw. ... 500. 600. 200. 250. 300. 350. 400. Load:98N. Test temperature: room temp.

7 Jun 2010: Isostress creep tests at 3 stress levels (77MPa, 36MPa and 16MPa) have been conducted. ... Results of creep tests are summarised in figure 7 that show the rupture time as function of temperature, for the used stress levels.

7 Jun 2010: Tensile and ISO-V impact tests were performed at room and lower temperatures. ... No phase transformation was detected by XRD or permeability tests. However, MOS revealed a magnetic response in the wear surface.

7 Jun 2010: Parantheses denote unbroken tests Total testing hours: 17,852,130. Number of test results in time interval. ... Number of test results in time interval. In Europe long-term creep tests are carried out and coordinated by the European Creep Collaborative