The Welded Structural Designer and the Decision-Making Process in Specific Critical Details Dynamically Loaded Welded Structures Susceptible to Fatigue

Radu Băncilă; Anamaria Feier; Horia Dascău

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1153.21

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Repair of Damages that Occurred on the Welded Joints at the Body of Guide Vane Apparatus Vanes of the Vertical Kaplan Turbine
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Temper Bead Welding, a Possible Solution to Possible Removal of Heat Treatments
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The Welded Structural Designer and the Decision-Making Process in Specific Critical Details Dynamically Loaded Welded Structures Susceptible to Fatigue
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General Aspects Concerning Possibilities of Joining by Friction Stir Welding for some of Couples of Materials Usable in the Automotive Industry
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Feasibility Analysis for Repair of Large Diameter Hydro Turbine Shaft Based on Weldability Test and Welding Cycle Simulation
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Activating Precursors for Brazing Processes that Deposit Two Layers through Melting
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The Welded Structural Designer and the Decision-Making Process in Specific Critical Details Dynamically Loaded Welded Structures Susceptible to Fatigue

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The paper will try to evidence the importance and the role of the Welded Structural Designer and explain also the critical joints to the dynamically loaded welded structures susceptible to fatigue. In case of the important structures the decision of the Welded Structural Designer is essential, because his decision allows the change the type of joints, the type of materials.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1153)

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21-26

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May 2019

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Radu Băncilă*, Anamaria Feier, Horia Dascău

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Dynamically Loaded Welded Structures, Fatigue Details, Steel Structures

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