High Cycle Thermal Fatigue Crack Initiation and Growth Behavior in Simulated BWR Environment

At a tee junction point of piping system, hot water and cold water is mixed with each other in a whirl. The vibrating mixing boundary between the hot and cold water causes a temperature fluctuation on an inside surface of the pipe just after the connection point. The temperature fluctuation yields a...

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Thermal Fatigue
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