Knysh V. Increasing fatigue life of welded joints at the stages of damage accumulation and growth of fatigue cracks

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

State registration number

0511U000919

Thesis Registration Form

0511U000919.pdf

Applicant for

Knysh Vitalii Vasylivich

Specialization

05.03.06 - 3варювання та споріднені процеси і технології

Date of defense

23-11-2011

Specialized Academic Board

Д26.182.01

Essay

The thesis is dedicated to establishing the efficiency of extension of cyclic fatigue life of welded joints from structural steels at the stage of damage accumulation by application of High-Frequency Mechanical Peening (HFMP) and to studying the efficiency of structural-technological methods of fixing the fatigue cracks, which are propagating in the metal structure components in service

Thesis supervisor

Kiryan Valery Ivanovich

Official opponents

Красовський Арнольд Янович
Андрейків Олександр Євгенович
Прохоренко Володимир Михайлович

Files

Диссертация--Введение.doc

Диссертация--Выводы дисерт.doc

Диссертация--Литература дис.doc

Диссертация--Приложения.doc

Диссертация--Раздел 1.doc

Диссертация--Раздел 2.doc

Диссертация--Раздел 3.doc

Диссертация--Раздел 4.doc

Диссертация--Раздел 5.doc

Диссертация--Раздел 6.doc

Диссертация--Титул и содержание.doc

автореферат.doc

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