Evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes

This paper presents stress intensity factors (SIFs) of multiple semi-elliptical surface cracks in bi-material tubes subjected to internal pressure by boundary element method. In this case the water-tube boiler with oxide scale formed on the inner surface due to prolonged exposure at elevated tempera...

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Main Authors: Purbolaksono J., Ali A.A., Khinani A., Rashid A.Z.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-307522023-12-29T15:52:31Z Evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes Purbolaksono J. Ali A.A. Khinani A. Rashid A.Z. 8621252500 57213370267 26326351400 26326524600 Bi-material Boundary element modeling Multiple surface crack Stress intensity factors Tubes Asphalt pavements Boundary element method Cracks Elastic moduli Elasticity Materials Scale (deposits) Stress intensity factors Tubes (components) Bi-material Boundary element modeling Elevated temperature Inner surfaces Internal Pressure Modulus of elasticity Multiple surface crack Multiple surfaces Oxide scale Semi-elliptical surface cracks Tubes Water-tube boiler Surfaces This paper presents stress intensity factors (SIFs) of multiple semi-elliptical surface cracks in bi-material tubes subjected to internal pressure by boundary element method. In this case the water-tube boiler with oxide scale formed on the inner surface due to prolonged exposure at elevated temperature is considered as the bi-material tubes. Variations of modulus of elasticity and thickness for the oxide scale are used to evaluate their effects on the stress intensity factors. The increasing of thickness of the oxide scale causes decreasing values of the normalized stress intensity factor as the modulus of elasticity for the oxide scale is greater than that of the tube metal. Conversely, if the modulus of elasticity for the oxide scale is smaller, the increasing of thickness of the scale would also give increasing values of the normalized stress intensity factor. � 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. Final 2023-12-29T07:52:31Z 2023-12-29T07:52:31Z 2009 Article 10.1016/j.enganabound.2009.05.004 2-s2.0-68649095115 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-68649095115&doi=10.1016%2fj.enganabound.2009.05.004&partnerID=40&md5=d2fbc3b6c052e338261d8ddac4519f97 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/30752 33 11 1339 1343 Scopus
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topic Bi-material
Boundary element modeling
Multiple surface crack
Stress intensity factors
Tubes
Asphalt pavements
Boundary element method
Cracks
Elastic moduli
Elasticity
Materials
Scale (deposits)
Stress intensity factors
Tubes (components)
Bi-material
Boundary element modeling
Elevated temperature
Inner surfaces
Internal Pressure
Modulus of elasticity
Multiple surface crack
Multiple surfaces
Oxide scale
Semi-elliptical surface cracks
Tubes
Water-tube boiler
Surfaces
spellingShingle Bi-material
Boundary element modeling
Multiple surface crack
Stress intensity factors
Tubes
Asphalt pavements
Boundary element method
Cracks
Elastic moduli
Elasticity
Materials
Scale (deposits)
Stress intensity factors
Tubes (components)
Bi-material
Boundary element modeling
Elevated temperature
Inner surfaces
Internal Pressure
Modulus of elasticity
Multiple surface crack
Multiple surfaces
Oxide scale
Semi-elliptical surface cracks
Tubes
Water-tube boiler
Surfaces
Purbolaksono J.
Ali A.A.
Khinani A.
Rashid A.Z.
Evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes
description This paper presents stress intensity factors (SIFs) of multiple semi-elliptical surface cracks in bi-material tubes subjected to internal pressure by boundary element method. In this case the water-tube boiler with oxide scale formed on the inner surface due to prolonged exposure at elevated temperature is considered as the bi-material tubes. Variations of modulus of elasticity and thickness for the oxide scale are used to evaluate their effects on the stress intensity factors. The increasing of thickness of the oxide scale causes decreasing values of the normalized stress intensity factor as the modulus of elasticity for the oxide scale is greater than that of the tube metal. Conversely, if the modulus of elasticity for the oxide scale is smaller, the increasing of thickness of the scale would also give increasing values of the normalized stress intensity factor. � 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
author2 8621252500
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Purbolaksono J.
Ali A.A.
Khinani A.
Rashid A.Z.
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author Purbolaksono J.
Ali A.A.
Khinani A.
Rashid A.Z.
author_sort Purbolaksono J.
title Evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes
title_short Evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes
title_full Evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes
title_fullStr Evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes
title_sort evaluation of stress intensity factors for multiple surface cracks in bi-material tubes
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