Degradation assessment of welded joints by X-ray diffraction technique

X-ray diffraction technique has been recognized as a useful tool for the assessment of material degradation extent after a long-time service. Framework 5 project ''XPECTION'' was dealing with this task with respect to high-temperature creep degradation of boiler tube steels. This...

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Published inMaterials at high temperatures Vol. 23; no. 3-4; pp. 267 - 271
Main Authors Fiala, J, Kolega, M, Mentl, V
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Leeds Taylor & Francis Ltd 01.08.2006
Subjects
Assessments
Creep (materials)
Degradation
Diffraction
Fatigue tests
Steels
Tasks
X-rays
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Summary:X-ray diffraction technique has been recognized as a useful tool for the assessment of material degradation extent after a long-time service. Framework 5 project ''XPECTION'' was dealing with this task with respect to high-temperature creep degradation of boiler tube steels. This paper summarizes partial results of an experimental programme concentrated on mechanical properties degradation of base metals of steel and Al-alloy test specimens of welded components as a result of fatigue loading.
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ISSN:0960-3409
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DOI:10.3184/096034006782739222