Steam Generator Systems: Operational Reliability and Efficiency 2011
DOI: 10.5772/15521
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Effect of Long-Term Thermal Influence on Mechanical Properties of Welded Joints for Carbon Steels used in Power Engineering

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“…However, at lower temperatures (250-300°C) for carbon steels and, first of all, for the metal of welded joints, there is a danger of aging deformation. Earlier, in [28][29][30], it was shown that the steel grades 22K and 20 are sensi tive to the aging during one and also cyclic load appli cations.…”
Section: Low Alloyed Steel Type 10mnni2movamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, at lower temperatures (250-300°C) for carbon steels and, first of all, for the metal of welded joints, there is a danger of aging deformation. Earlier, in [28][29][30], it was shown that the steel grades 22K and 20 are sensi tive to the aging during one and also cyclic load appli cations.…”
Section: Low Alloyed Steel Type 10mnni2movamentioning
confidence: 99%