Low temperature creep behaviour of pipeline steels

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DOIResolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.1179/cmq.2009.48.3.271
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TypeArticle
Journal titleCanadian Metallurgical Quarterly
ISSN0008-4433
1879-1395
Volume48
Issue3
Pages271–283
Abstract
Room temperature creep behaviour of various grades of pipeline steels including X-52, X-70, X-80 and X-100 has been studied. Room temperature creep deformation was found to be strongly dependent on loading histories prior to creep loading. Pre-cold work generally increases the amount of room temperature creep deformation. Cyclic loading prior to creep loading often induces a burst of strain after a period of incubation ranging from a few minutes to a few hours. Mechanisms related to room temperature creep deformation in pipeline steels were also discussed.
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PublisherTaylor and Francis
LanguageEnglish
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