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ASME STP-PT-097:2023
Stress Intensification Factor, K-Factor, and Sustained Stress Index Development--Phase II
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STANDARD published on 2023
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Designation standards: ASME STP-PT-097:2023
Publication date standards: 2023
SKU: NS-1153983
The number of pages: 73
Approximate weight : 219 g (0.48 lbs)
Country: American technical standard
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Annotation of standard text ASME STP-PT-097:2023 :
This report represents Phase II of work undertaken to investigate the deficiencies in the existing test data sets identified during the data collection effort from STP-PT-073. Since not all piping components are well defined geometrically or dimensionally in ASME standard documents, verification by test is considered essential to verify the predicted values and the method of analysis considered. This document contains the burst test results for 12 straight pipe samples, including carbon steel and stainless steel, with and without longitudinal weld seams. This physical testing for SIFs, k-Factors, and SSIs to confirm differences between the Markl and Hinnant curves in the low cycle ranges and finite element predictions of fatigue, stiffness, collapse and burst was done in support of ASME B31J and B31H standards.
Desc: STP-PT-097
ISBN: 9780791876398
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