Numerical Simulation of a Steel Weld Joint and Fracture Mechanics Study of a Compact Tension Specimen for Zones of Weld Joint

To evaluate the integrity of a structure consists to prove his ability to perform his mechanical functions for all modes of loading, normal or accidental, and throughout its lifespan. In the context of nuclear safety, for the most important welded structures such as the tank or the primary circuit,...

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Main Authors: BENSARI AHMED, Ould Chikh El Bahri, Bouchouicha Benattou, Tirenifi Malika
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Language:English
Published: Gruppo Italiano Frattura 2018-12-01
Series:Fracture and Structural Integrity
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Online Access:https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/2145
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Ould Chikh El Bahri
Bouchouicha Benattou
Tirenifi Malika
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description To evaluate the integrity of a structure consists to prove his ability to perform his mechanical functions for all modes of loading, normal or accidental, and throughout its lifespan. In the context of nuclear safety, for the most important welded structures such as the tank or the primary circuit, we consider that the presence of a degradation grouping several aspects, such as cracks which created during welding. We seek then, from the sizing, to show the mechanical strength for this degraded mode. We also seek; to show the mechanical strength of a structure in the presence of a crack when defects have been detected during an inspection, in this context, the fracture mechanics provides the necessary tools to analyze cracked components. Its purpose is to establish a fracture criterion to foreordain the loading margins in normal or accidental operating conditions. Each type of rupture must be the subject of a specific characterization.
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spelling doaj-art-7bd3c29845bc49f48c4f0539640ae5a12025-01-03T00:40:24ZengGruppo Italiano FratturaFracture and Structural Integrity1971-89932018-12-011347Numerical Simulation of a Steel Weld Joint and Fracture Mechanics Study of a Compact Tension Specimen for Zones of Weld JointBENSARI AHMED0Ould Chikh El Bahri1Bouchouicha Benattou2Tirenifi Malika3University of Sidi Belabbes, Sidi Belabbes, AlgeriaMascara UniversityUniversity of Sidi Bel AbbesUniversity of Sidi Bel AbbesTo evaluate the integrity of a structure consists to prove his ability to perform his mechanical functions for all modes of loading, normal or accidental, and throughout its lifespan. In the context of nuclear safety, for the most important welded structures such as the tank or the primary circuit, we consider that the presence of a degradation grouping several aspects, such as cracks which created during welding. We seek then, from the sizing, to show the mechanical strength for this degraded mode. We also seek; to show the mechanical strength of a structure in the presence of a crack when defects have been detected during an inspection, in this context, the fracture mechanics provides the necessary tools to analyze cracked components. Its purpose is to establish a fracture criterion to foreordain the loading margins in normal or accidental operating conditions. Each type of rupture must be the subject of a specific characterization.https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/2145WeldingResidual StressEnergy Release RateStress Intensity Factor
spellingShingle BENSARI AHMED
Ould Chikh El Bahri
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Tirenifi Malika
Numerical Simulation of a Steel Weld Joint and Fracture Mechanics Study of a Compact Tension Specimen for Zones of Weld Joint
Fracture and Structural Integrity
Welding
Residual Stress
Energy Release Rate
Stress Intensity Factor
title Numerical Simulation of a Steel Weld Joint and Fracture Mechanics Study of a Compact Tension Specimen for Zones of Weld Joint
title_full Numerical Simulation of a Steel Weld Joint and Fracture Mechanics Study of a Compact Tension Specimen for Zones of Weld Joint
title_fullStr Numerical Simulation of a Steel Weld Joint and Fracture Mechanics Study of a Compact Tension Specimen for Zones of Weld Joint
title_full_unstemmed Numerical Simulation of a Steel Weld Joint and Fracture Mechanics Study of a Compact Tension Specimen for Zones of Weld Joint
title_short Numerical Simulation of a Steel Weld Joint and Fracture Mechanics Study of a Compact Tension Specimen for Zones of Weld Joint
title_sort numerical simulation of a steel weld joint and fracture mechanics study of a compact tension specimen for zones of weld joint
topic Welding
Residual Stress
Energy Release Rate
Stress Intensity Factor
url https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/2145
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