Residual stress and distortion bk206

Residual stress and distortion bk206

This extract discusses several causes of residual stress in fabricated components. Extract from An Engineer's guide to fabricating steel structures. Vol 2: Successful welding of steel structures by John Taylor (ASI 2003). Click here for bookshop details.

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Residual stress and distortion bk206
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03 May 2018
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