How Safe Are Your Recent Mills? The Compatibility Between FEA And Welding Codes

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
V. Svalbonas M. Fresko
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Jan 1, 2002

Abstract

The present versions of the Welding Codes, such as BS7608, have long been known to be compatible with hand computations of membrane and bending stress, rather than detailed finite element solutions. However, in the last five years, in the mining industry, this incompatibility has been largely ignored, and the code interpretations have been pushed into the realms of ground welds, residual stresses, and even flaw growth. Such techniques have to be recognized as extrapolations not necessarily sanctioned by the original code documents. The safety of such extrapolations, as they are related to grinding mill fatigue design, is investigated herein.
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APA: V. Svalbonas M. Fresko  (2002)  How Safe Are Your Recent Mills? The Compatibility Between FEA And Welding Codes

MLA: V. Svalbonas M. Fresko How Safe Are Your Recent Mills? The Compatibility Between FEA And Welding Codes. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2002.

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