Simulation of the Propagation and Arrest of the Brittle Fracture in Steel Plates of With Initial Crack Using Finite Element Method

Future large-scale development of Arctic inevitably requires marine structures both of Russian and foreign manufacturers and, correspondingly, applying of domestic and foreign steels. So, it is expedient to compare Russian and foreign systems of standard requirements for steel products and welded joints’ metal applied at low temperatures. The paper analyzes their theoretical and experimental grounding as it is extremely important because the difference in requirements serves an instrument to drive out Russian steel manufacturers from international projects.

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Simulation of the Propagation and Arrest of the Brittle Fracture in Steel Plates of With Initial Crack Using Finite Element Method

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Quality Control of Steels for Large-Sized Welded Structures of the Arctic Shelf: Application of Russian and Foreign Requirements

Quality Control of Steels for Large-Sized Welded Structures of the Arctic Shelf: Application of Russian and Foreign Requirements

Quality control of steel for large-sized welded structures of Arctic shelf. Application of Russian and foreign requirements

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