Heatproof Relaxation of Welding Stresses Openwork Designs of Large Size Ultrasonic Field

Heatproof Relaxation of Welding Stresses Openwork Designs of Large Size Ultrasonic Field

Designed experimental setup, and a prototype of the original devices for athermic relaxation of thermal residual stresses in openwork welded constructions of large dimensions for the rational use of energy high-frequency acoustic (ultrasonic) fields, conducted laboratory studies and pilot tests in r...

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Veröffentlicht in:Solid state phenomena 2020-05, Vol.303, p.104-110
Hauptverfasser: Toan, Nguyen Khanh, Kiselev, Evgeni
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