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- 2021The incremental contour method using asymmetric stiffness cutscitations
- 2019Redistribution of residual stress by thermal shock in reactor pressure vessel steel clad with nickel alloycitations
- 2018Residual stress measurements in offshore wind monopile weldments using neutron diffraction technique and contour methodcitations
- 2017Quantification of Residual Stresses in Electron Beam Welded Fracture Mechanics Specimens
- 2013Residual Stress Measurement in a Stainless Steel Clad Ferritic Plate Using the Contour Methodcitations
- 2011A Novel Cutting Strategy for Reducing Plasticity Induced Errors in Residual Stress Measurements Made With the Contour Methodcitations
- 2010Measurements of Residual Stress in a Welded Compact Tension Specimen Using the Neutron Diffraction and Slitting Techniquescitations
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Measurements of Residual Stress in a Welded Compact Tension Specimen Using the Neutron Diffraction and Slitting Techniques
Abstract
<jats:p>The residual stress field in a compact tension specimen blank extracted from a non-stress-relieved thick section butt weld has been measured using neutron diffraction and the slitting method. Significant triaxial residual stresses were found in the specimen that is normally assumed to be stress free. Moreover the level of stress was sufficient to make a significant contribution to the crack driving force in creep crack growth tests. The benefits of using more than one measurement technique in such investigations are demonstrated.</jats:p>