Improved structural integrity through advances in reliable residual stress measurement: the impact of ENGIN-X
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Abstract
The determination of accurate reliable residual stresses is critical to many fields of structural integrity. Neutron stress measurement is a non-destructive technique that uniquely provides insights into stress fields deep within engineering components and structures. As such, it has become an increasingly important tool within engineering, leading to improved manufacturing processes to reduce stress and distortion as well as to the definition of more precise lifing procedures. This paper describes the likely impact of the next generation of dedicated engineering stress diffractometers currently being constructed and the utility of the technique using examples of residual stresses both beneficial and detrimental to structural integrity.
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OpenAlex topics: Non-Destructive Testing Techniques · Concrete Corrosion and Durability · Structural Health Monitoring Techniques
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