1970

DOI: 10.1007/bf01527734

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Effect of low temperatures on the working capacity of welded joints under static tension

O. A. Bakshi¹,

A. N. Monoshkov²,

Yu. I. Anisimov³

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“…На практике такой технологический приём используют для предотвращения возникновения горячих трещин в корне шва. Можно также рекомендовать композитные швы, корень которых выполнять пластичными («мягкими»), а остальную часть -высокопрочными («твёрдыми») электродами [1]. О преимуществах такого приёма можно судить по результатам следующего эксперимента.…”

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Bevelling selection for filled welds with constructive faulty fusion

Леонидович¹,

Александрович²

2016

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“…На практике такой технологический приём используют для предотвращения возникновения горячих трещин в корне шва. Можно также рекомендовать композитные швы, корень которых выполнять пластичными («мягкими»), а остальную часть -высокопрочными («твёрдыми») электродами [1]. О преимуществах такого приёма можно судить по результатам следующего эксперимента.…”

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Bevelling selection for filled welds with constructive faulty fusion

Леонидович¹,

Александрович²

2016

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An investigation of the effect of contact strengthening of layers on the fracture toughness of the metals forming them at low temperatures

1978

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Calculated static tensile strength of composite specimens with soft interlayers

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