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Mathematical models for estimation of residual life-time of plates with crack systems under the actions of long-term static loading, high temperature and hydrogen (Q2808387)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6583992
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Mathematical models for estimation of residual life-time of plates with crack systems under the actions of long-term static loading, high temperature and hydrogen
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6583992

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    23 May 2016
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    plate with system of cracks
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    energy approach
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    life-time of metal plates
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    Mathematical models for estimation of residual life-time of plates with crack systems under the actions of long-term static loading, high temperature and hydrogen (English)
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    The authors discuss calculation models for determining the life-time of plates with systems of cracks under long-time static loadings, high temperature and hydrogen-containing media. These models are based on the first law of thermodynamics on energy and its change rate balances in a metallic body with macro-crack subject to the action of long-term loading tension, high-temperature field and hydrogen-containing medium. Particular cases of periodic and doubly periodic systems of cracks are considered.
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