An Analytical Approach to the Problem of Restraint Intensity in Slit Weld
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Reaction stress and strain in weld will be one of the important factors which influence on cold cracking in steel welds. Significance of restraint intensity as a measure of the reaction stress and deformation of weld is described. Analysis is made on the reaction stress and deformation of weld in slit weld, and relationship between the results and the restraint intensity is obtained. The restraint intensity of weld cracking test specimens of slit type is also discussed.
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