French RSE-M and RCC-MR code appendices for flaw analysis: Presentation of the fracture parameters calculation—Part II: Cracked plates

Marie, Stéphane; Chapuliot, S.; Kayser, Y.; Lacire, M.H.; Drubay, B.; Barthelet, B.; Delliou, Patrick Le; Rougier, Viviana Carolina; Naudin, C.; Gilles, Philippe; Triay, M.

doi:10.1016/j.ijpvp.2007.05.004

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“…The values of s 0 ,y, 4 can be estimated from FE analysis or from the linearised solutions proposed previously:…”

Section: K I -Circumferential Defectmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Parts II-IV provide compendia for specific components. The geometries are plates (part II [4]), pipes (part III [5]) and elbows (part IV [6]). Part V presents validation accuracy of the analytical methods: all information on the origin of the solutions proposed in this paper, and on their validation through comparison with other published solutions and with FE calculations are provided in this last paper.…”

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French RSE-M and RCC-MR code appendices for flaw analysis: Presentation of the fracture parameters calculation—Part IV: Cracked elbows

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International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping

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Two French nuclear codes include flaw assessment procedures: the RSE-M Code ''Rules for In-service Inspection of Nuclear Power Plant Components'' and the RCC-MR code ''Design and Construction rules for mechanical components of FBR nuclear islands and high temperature applications''. Development of analytical methods has been made for the last 10 years through a collaboration between CEA, EDF and AREVA-NP, and through R&D actions involving CEA and IRSN. These activities have led to unification of the common methods of the two codes. The calculation of fracture mechanics parameters, and in particular the stress intensity factor K I and the J integral, has been widely developed for industrial configurations. All the developments have been integrated in the 2005 edition of RSE-M and in 2007 edition of RCC-MR.This series of papers is composed of five parts: the first presents an overview of the methods proposed in the RCC-MR and RSE-M codes. Parts II-IV provide compendia for specific components. The geometries are plates (part II), pipes (part III) and elbows (part IV). Part V presents validation of the methods, with details on their accuracy. This paper presents the stress intensity factor and J calculation for cracked elbows. General data applicable for all defect geometries are first presented, and then, compendia for K I and s ref calculations are provided for the available defect geometries. r

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“…The values of s 0 ,y, 4 can be estimated from FE analysis or from the linearised solutions proposed previously:…”

Section: K I -Circumferential Defectmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

French RSE-M and RCC-MR code appendices for flaw analysis: Presentation of the fracture parameters calculation—Part IV: Cracked elbows

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Hybrid formulation solution for stress analysis of curved pipes with welded bending joints

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Elastic stress intensity factors and crack opening displacements for circumferential through-walled cracked elbows

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French RSE-M and RCC-MR code appendices for flaw analysis: Presentation of the fracture parameters calculation—Part II: Cracked plates

Cited by 15 publications

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French RSE-M and RCC-MR code appendices for flaw analysis: Presentation of the fracture parameters calculation—Part IV: Cracked elbows

French RSE-M and RCC-MR code appendices for flaw analysis: Presentation of the fracture parameters calculation—Part IV: Cracked elbows

Hybrid formulation solution for stress analysis of curved pipes with welded bending joints

Elastic stress intensity factors and crack opening displacements for circumferential through-walled cracked elbows

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