| 2001 №10 (02) | 2001 №10 (04) |
The Paton Welding Journal, 2001, #10, 9-11 pages
Forecasting residual deformations in welding with forced cooling
A.I. Gedrovich, A.B. Zhidkov
East-Ukrainian National University, Lugansk, UkraineAbstract
Approach is described for determination of sizes of active zone and residual deformations and also their maximum possible reduction in welding with cooling of different types of welded joint
Keywords: welded joints, welding with forced cooling, deformation, residual stresses, yield strength, plastic deformation zone
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