Sentence examples for situ welding from inspiring English sources

That opens the field of in situ loading (tension-, cyclicssion-, cycloadingding) and in situ welding investigations.

The device is a weld-free design, thereby eliminating the uncertainties and difficulties encountered in in situ welding.

High-brilliance and high-energy polychromatic X-ray diffraction (XRD) has been used for time-resolved studies of rapid solidification microstructure evolution in situ during simulated spot welding in austenitic steels.

A typical dragline used in the Australian coal mining industry is fabricated in situ with heavily overlapped welded joints (called clusters) having several co-eccentric side-bracings welded directly onto the three main chords that form the dragline boom.

This is comparable to others in-situ TEM experiments of cold welding of ultrathin gold nanowires, showing that no additional heat or pressure is required to weld gold nanowires together within seconds [38].

The use of hammer peening to increase the fatigue life of E309L welded on UNS-S41500 base metal plates has been investigated using welded samples replicating in situ blade runner repairs.

The quantitative formulation did reflect the significant modulation of creep damage kinetics by the in situ transformation of δ-ferrite in the weld metal to embrittling phases.

The cytotoxicity of model welding nanoparticles was modulated through in situ passivation with soluble biocompatible materials.

Trelleborg Sealing Solutions has developed a new technology that enables seals to be welded in-situ on board a floating production, storage and offloading platform – eliminating the need for it to be disconnected and returned to shore.

Fatigue crack growth in the Heat Affected Zone (HAZ) of a welded CrNiMoV steel has been investigated, in situ, using Digital Image Correlation (DIC and Energy Dispersivee X-ray Diffraction (EDXD).

Some or all of the joints between the beams and columns are rigidly joined together by welding the steel or pouring the concrete in situ, and lateral resistance is provided by the rigid joints; this system can rise about 90 metres (300 feet) with little premium.