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Fatigue and fracture, 1997 : presented at the 1997 ASME Pressure Vessels and Piping Conference, Orlando, Florida, July 27-31, 1997

Hardayal S. Mehta, Sharif Rahman, Piping Division

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Forty-five papers presented at the July 1997 conference illustrate the application of fatigue and fracture mechanics techniques to assess the structural integrity of a wide variety of pressure vessels and piping components. Topics include piping and components; leak-before-break analyses; environmen

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Forty-five papers presented at the July 1997 conference illustrate the application of fatigue and fracture mechanics techniques to assess the structural integrity of a wide variety of pressure vessels and piping components. Topics include piping and components; leak-before-break analyses; environmen

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Forty-five papers presented at the July 1997 conference illustrate the application of fatigue and fracture mechanics techniques to assess the structural integrity of a wide variety of pressure vessels and piping components. Topics include piping and components; leak-before-break analyses; environmen

Key concepts: Piping, Pressure vessel, Structural integrity, Engineering, Leak, Forensic engineering, Fracture (geology), Structural engineering

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