Brittle Fracture in Steel Structures
- 1st Edition - January 1, 1970
- Latest edition
- Editor: G.M. Boyd
- Language: English
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Brittle Fracture in Steel Structures emphasizes the prevention of brittle fracture in structures fabricated from mild and low alloy steel operating at normal ambient temperatures. This book is divided into seven chapters. Chapter 1 provides the historical background and summarizes numerous case histories of brittle fractures. The nature of the phenomenon and factors that influence brittle fracture, including various methods of testing to determine the notch ductilities of different steels are described in Chapters 2 to 4. The fifth chapter elaborates the design considerations affecting the choice of steel for structural applications. Chapter 6 reviews the main methods for assessing the degree of notch ductility needed for different applications, while Chapter 7 deliberates practical procedures, recommended by the Navy Department Advisory Committee on Structural Steels, for assessing the suitability of different steels for particular applications. This publication is beneficial to metallurgists and welders intending to acquire knowledge of mild steel structures fabricated by welding from rolled steel plates and sections.
Table of contents
Table of contents
Preface
Conversion of Units
Introduction
Membership of Navy Department Advisory Committee on Structural Steel
Chapter 1. Examples of Brittle Fracture in Service, and the Lessons Learned from Them
1.1. Ships
1.2. Oil Drilling Rig
1.3. Land Structures in General
1.4. Liquid Storage Tanks
1.5. Gas Pressure Vessels
1.6. Penstocks and Pipelines
1.7. Bridges
1.8. Miscellaneous Cases of Brittle Fracture
1.9. Summary
1.10. Review of Lessons Learned from Service Experience
Chapter 2. Characteristics and Modes of Fracture
2.1. Fracture Mechanisms
2.2. Fracture Mode
Chapter 3. Engineering and Metallurgical Factors Influencing Fracture
3.1. Engineering Factors
3.2. Metallurgical Factors
Chapter 4. Methods of Testing for Notch Ductility
4.1. Pendulum Impact Tests on Small Specimens
4.2. Tests on Specimens of Full Plate Thickness
Chapter 5. Design Considerations Affecting the Choice of Steel for Structural Applications
5.1. Working Stresses
5.2. Design for Welding
5.3. Pre-Loading and Proof Loading
Chapter 6. Review of Current Methods for Steel Selection
6.1. The Trends of British Practice
6.2. Trends in Other Countries
6.3 Fracture Mechanics
6.4. Analysis of Service Fractures
Chapter 7. Recommended Procedures for the Selection of Steels with Regard to Notch Ductility
7.1. Method I
7.2. Method II
7.3. Notes on the Foregoing Steel Selection Procedures
Appendix 'Golden Rules' for the Avoidance of Brittle Fracture
Index
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- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: January 22, 2016
- Language: English
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