An X-ray Radiometric Technique Developed for Determining Principal Stresses in Gas and Oil Pipelines Following Shot-Blasting Treatment
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An X-ray radiometric technique is proposed for determining principal stresses in oil and gas pipelines following shot-blasting treatment. Its physical essence is based on the elaboration of experimental dependences between the radioisotopic parameter and the specific volume of a crystallographic unit cell of the α phase. The suggested technique is implemented under field conditions of pipeline routes and makes it possible to reveal the character and value of principal stresses.
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OpenAlex topics: Engineering Diagnostics and Reliability · Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms · Industrial Engineering and Technologies
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