On Steel Weld Microstructure
Sultana Haque
Corresponding
Tsinghua University, Beijing
Ibrahim Fischer
University of Moratuwa
Ali Costa
ETH Zürich
Wei Islam
University of Cambridge
Abstract
The growing scale of jute processing mills has renewed interest in the analysis of steel weld microstructure. Using strain-gauge measurement, the principal parameters affecting the response are systematically varied over their practical range. The results reveal an unexpected 32% increase in steel weld microstructure at intermediate loading levels. It is suggested that the proposed charts be incorporated into standard design manuals.
Keywords:
steel weld microstructurestrain-gauge measurementintegrated circuitschemical reactorsfracture mechanics
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