论文信息 - Structural-Hierarchical Mechanism for Cracking Reactor Steel after Preliminary Thermomechanical Loading

Structural-Hierarchical Mechanism for Cracking Reactor Steel after Preliminary Thermomechanical Loading

The article studies the effect of PTL modes on structural and mechanical regularities in material deformation at the crack tip using the parameters of fracture mechanics. The obtained results are the basis for a more precise definition of the guaranteed strength of structural elements with crack-like defects.

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