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Fatigue Characteristics of Laser Welded DC06EK and DP600MC Steel Sheets

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Mihaliková M., Lišková A., Hagarová M., Cervová J.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2017
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vol. 131
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issue 5
1347-1350
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Welding of different types of steel is fundamental proces for the production of car bodies. Fatigue degradation is still a significant factor in long-term use. Current trends welding and combinations of different types of steel are used. The specific form of the course of fatigue in the welded joints is followed. Test samples loaded fatigue tests, microscopic and scanning electron microscopy analysis of welded joints of steel type IF (DC06EK) and DP (DP600MC) are done. The resulting values of endurance tests are graphically processed by the Wöhler curve.
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The Mechanical and Brittle Properties of Gas Pipeline in Service

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Hagarová M., Cervová J., Fujda M., Mihaliková M., Lišková A.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2017
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vol. 132
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issue 4
1238-1241
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The paper deals with the determination of mechanical and brittle properties of gas pipeline after more than 40 years in operation. The heat affected zone in weld of pipeline is the risk area in terms of embrittlement structure, which resulted in an increase of yield strength and shift of transit temperature to more positive values. The specimens were cut from heat affected zone for this reason. The tensile test according to ISO 6892-1 showed the increase in yield strength: it had a value of 295 MPa at the beginning operation and 400 MPa after more than 40 years in pipeline operation was recorded. The transition temperature at the value of 20°C was determined by using the Charpy impact test according to EN 10045-1. The operators of gas pipelines report that the mean temperature on the outer surface of pipe is about 4°C during the winter. The risk of brittle fragile is very likely if the transition temperature is higher than operating temperature.
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