the influence of the residual copper on the pipes steel hot plasticity according to environmental requirements
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Abstract
Considering the importance of gaseous and/or liquid fuels impact on the
environment, the resistance of pipelines at hot plastic deformation is
important. Therefore, in order to avoid or reduce any adverse impact on the
environment, the influence of residual copper on hot deformability of steel
pipes was investigated in this paper. The negative copper influence was
experimentally proved using torsion deformation at temperatures above 1000o,
under the air and argon atmosphere. The samples were heated and then deformed
at different temperatures with constant deformation rate. Also, structural
analysis of investigated materials was done, using metallographic and SEM
analysis.
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| Authors | ;Rusănescu C.O.;Rusănescu M. |
| Journal | computational statistics |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.2298/JMMB130124036R
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