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An experimental and analytical study on the development of extrapolation method for the creep-fatigue life of Alloy 617 to low strain ranges and long hold times at 950°C
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2.1.2.403 - Fatigue and Structural Load Analysis and Control for Variable-Geometry Wave Energy Converters (VGWECs)
The VGWEC project will generate and disseminate the foundational knowledge enabling a paradigm shift in the design of wave energy converters (WECs) by adding a geometry control option on top of power-take-off load control. The variable-geometry modules (VGMs) provide control over a WEC's hydrodynamics that can emphasize power absorption or load shedding. Additional load shedding provided by the VGMs is expected to reduce the device structural mass and extend the sea state operating envelope, by limiting peak loading, both contributing towards reducing levelized cost of energy (LCOE) estimates.
Coupling system for reducing fatigue and dynamic amplification of loads in objects
A coupling system can include an energy transfer device and a load mitigation system. The energy transfer device can include a shaft, gear, chain or piston-cylinder arrangement to transfer the energy from a power supply to an object to be moved. The load mitigation system can be used to limit or prevent the transfer of forces from the object to the drive unit as a result of external loads being applied to the object. The load mitigation system can be pre-loaded such that external loads on the object having an excessive impulsive or resonant cyclic force greater than the pre-load force on the load mitigation system are reduced and only partially transferred to the energy transfer device and power supply. The load mitigation system can dampen both resonant loads and impulsive impact loads occurring at the object thereby preventing damage and extending life.
Rapid Fatigue Characterization via Infrared Thermography of AM-CM Composites
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A METHOD FOR EVALUATION OF CREEP-FATIGUE LIFE AT LOW STRAIN RANGES
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NOTCH EFFECT ON CREEP-FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF ALLOY 617 AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE
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Why does the Fatigue Endurance Limit scale with Ultimate Tensile Strength? .
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Fatigue-crack Healing in Pure Nanocrystalline Pt Enabled by Boundary Evolution.
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Detecting the Precursor to Fatigue Crack Initiation in Nanocrystalline Ni‐Fe Using Synchrotron Diffraction.
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Connecting Thermal Stability to Fatigue and Wear Resistance in Nanocrystalline Binary Alloys.
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DEVELOPMENT OF C-RING GEOMETRY TO EXPLORE FATIGUE CRACK EXTENSION AND VERIFICATION IN HIGH-PRESSURE VESSELS.
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Fatigue and fracture of pipeline steels in high-pressure hydrogen gas (PVP2022-84757).
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Effects of Gaseous Hydrogen on Fatigue Lives of Natural Gas Pipeline Materials.
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Effect of hydrogen partial pressure on fatigue crack growth rates of low alloy, quenched and tempered steels PVP2023-106417
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SUB-CRITICAL CRACK GROWTH AND FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF ALKALI SILICATE GLASS
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Subcritical Crack Growth and Fatigue Behavior of Alkali Silicate Glasses
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EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL VERIFICATION OF ASME SECTION III, DIVISION 5 CREEP-FATIGUE DESIGN RULES
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