Study on Failure Mechanism of Steel Wire Wound Reinforced High-Pressure Hose

Fan Gu; Jia Quan Sun; Dan Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.602-604.2219

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Study on Failure Mechanism of Steel Wire Wound Reinforced High-Pressure Hose

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For steel wire wound reinforced high-pressure hose, the static load test under internal pressure and fatigue test under combined effect of internal pressure and periodic transverse load were carried out. Test results show that water seepage or leakage on the pressing steel sleeve or on hose body itself, and bulging on hose itself near steel joint would lead to performance failure, which can be regarded as the performance failure criterion for steel wire wound reinforced high-pressure hose.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 602-604)

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2219-2222

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December 2012

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Fan Gu, Jia Quan Sun, Dan Wang

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Failure Mechanism, Fatigue Test, Static Load Test, Steel Wire Wound Reinforced High-Pressure Hose

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