RECOMMENDED FRACTURE TOUGHNESS FOR SHIP HULL STEEL AND WELD
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Currently used toughness criteria for ship hull steel and weld were empirically derived in the 1950s. This paper suggests more quantitative guidelines based on dynamic fracture mechanics testing. A minimum toughness of 125 MPa m12 at a temperature of 0°C and a loading rate of 104 MPa m12/s is proposed. With some loss of precision this can be translated to a Charpy requirement of FATT below 0°C. Grade A plate often fails to meet this toughness level and is consequently considered by the authors to be unsuitable for use in ships' hulls.
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