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Comparison of biaxial and uniaxial longitudinal rupture tests for determination of residual creep life of ferritic heat-exchanger tubing

R. V. Hart
Pages 442-446 | Published online: 02 Dec 2013

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R. Viswanathan & J. Foulds. (1998) Accelerated Stress Rupture Testing for Creep Life Prediction—Its Value and Limitations. Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology 120:2, pages 105-115.
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