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Elevated Temperature, Solid-State Cracking in Welds

2016
A number of elevated-temperature, solid-state cracking phenomena are associated with welded fabrication. These include ductility dip cracking which generally occurs during multipass welding, and reheat cracking which is usually associated with postweld heat treatment.
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The Current state of Hot Cracking Research

JOURNAL OF THE JAPAN WELDING SOCIETY, 2023
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The State of Affairs Near the Crack Tip

1984
Pedagogically speaking, a crack tip is the end point of two intersecting lines. In reality, the tip region is irregular and highly influenced by material inhomogeneity and imperfection at the microscopic level.1 Its contour may follow the pores within a single grain or the broken segments of many grains.
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SERVICEABILITY LIMIT STATE OF CRACKING

2002
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Steady-State Channeling and Tunneling Cracks

2017
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Campuses cool, states crack down on protests

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1969
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Steady State Heat Flow and Isolated Crack

2014
Leon M. Keer, Noah Weiss
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States crack down on errant physicians.

Hospitals, 1988
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Steady-state cracking in ceramic matrix composites

Composites, 1991
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Cracking in welded joints Pukotine u čvrstom stanju (Cracking in welded joints Solid State Cracking)

SSRN Electronic Journal
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