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  1. engeserv03

    Cyclic Plastic Analysis

    gurmeet2003, Thanks for your suggestion.
  2. engeserv03

    Cyclic Plastic Analysis

    Hello, I would like to develop a simulation to a carbon-steel pipe (A106B) which has a cyclic loading temperature ( 21oC to 300 oC to 21 oC )due this loading, restrictions and stiffiness are got internal stresses and in someplaces in this pipe (curves) the local level of these stresses are...
  3. engeserv03

    Ciclic Hardening Simulation

    HI TGS4, As I said I would like to verify if the level stresses decrease after some temperatures cycles due to elastic-plastic effects. The material is a carbon steel pipe ASTM A106B which has tensile strenght= 42 kgf/mm2 , yeld strenght = 24,6 kgf/mm2 and the max. elongation = 26% I tried...
  4. engeserv03

    Cyclic loadings in pipings

    Hello, I would like to know experiences about elasto-plastic effects and fadigue under cyclic loadings, in carbon steel pipings. I have red about "Ratchetting" effect but still do not have clearly the conditions to avoid this or practice cases where already this. It is not difficult to notice...
  5. engeserv03

    Ciclic Hardening Simulation

    Hello, I would like to develop a simulation to a carbon-steel pipe (A106B) which has a cyclic loading temperature ( 21oC to 300 oC to 21 oC )due this loading, restrictions and stiffiness are got internal stresses and in someplaces in this pipe (curves) the local level of these stresses are...

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