STRUCTURAL MATERIALS Sample Clauses

STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Unless otherwise specified or noted on the contract drawings, all structural hull material shall be in accordance with the following specifications: • Welding Materials - ABS “Approved Welding Electrodes, Wire-Flux and Wire Gas Combination.” • Bolts, nuts and screws – ASTM A307-82, Specification for Carbon Steel Externally and Internally Threaded Standard Fasteners. • All aluminum plate and stiffeners in the hull shall be 5000 series. • No welded 6000 series aluminum shall be used. • 6000 series aluminum may be used if required welding is accomplished by friction stir welding only.
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STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Unless otherwise specified or noted on the contract drawings, all structural hull material shall be in accordance with the following specifications: • American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), “Rules for Building and Classing Steel Vessels” and “Rules for Building and Classing Steel Vessels for Service on Rivers and Intracoastal Waterways”. • Welding Materials - ABS “Approved Welding Electrodes, Wire-Flux and Wire Gas Combination”. • Bolts, nuts and screws – ASTM A307-82, Specification for Carbon Steel Externally and Internally Threaded Standard Fasteners.
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STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Note: This section defines the specific requirements for concrete, steelwork, brickwork and blockwork and structural timber over and above those given in the relevant LU Civil Engineering Standards.
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STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Structural materials are those used to fabricate a component that bears load or stress, whichever its origin (mechanical, thermal, vibrations…). In nuclear reactors it is important to distinguish between two types of structural components, replaceable and non-replaceable: • Replaceable components are designed to be easily extracted from the reactor or even their replacement is an essential part of the reactor operation. The most obvious examples of this type are ,the fuel elements which are periodically reshuffled or removed, when the burnup allowed by neutronics and materials has been reached. In general these elements are the hollow tubes containing the fuel pellets, the bundles holding them together and the structures that support them. A significant deviation from this general description of the fuel element may be found in HTR or GFR, where the high temperatures advice the use of ceramic materials. The replaceability generally goes hands in hands with more severe degradation and therefore shorter lifetime. This is the case of the fuel cladding, which is exposed to the highest irradiation dose, experiences the highest temperatures and temperature gradients and is in contact with the coolant and the fuel. • Non-replaceable components constitute the main structure of the reactor. Major examples are the vessel or, in pool reactors, the upper cover of the containment. These components are characterized by the fact that their replacement, though theoretically not impossible, essentially corresponds to building a new unit, i.e. it is so costly and complex that it is economically not affordable.22 These components need to be designed for the full lifetime of the reactor or, the other way round, their lifetime defines the lifetime of the reactor itself. The choice of the most suitable materials for a given component and application comes obviously to a large extent from previous experience. The current design of GenIV prototypes and demonstrators planned in Europe envisages the use of austenitic steels as main class of structural materials, specifically 316L(N) for most components, including the vessel, and 15-15 Ti for the cladding and other fuel element parts. Depending on the specific prototype/demonstrator also other materials may enter, e.g. ferritic/martensitic (F/M) steels in the SFR core. In particular for the GFR, ceramic materials or perhaps refractory metallic alloys must be considered for the core. Other materials of foreseen use for out-of-core co...
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STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. The following three sections address the different issues (boxes) that enter the three blocks defined by the three infratechnologies of Figure 4, for what concerns structural materials. 3.1.1 Pre-normative research: qualification, test procedures, design rules
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STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. Students completing this elective stream will be proficient in the traditional areas of metallurgical and materials engineering, i.e., physical metallurgy and materials processing. Employment opportunities exist in several sectors of Canadian industry including, but not restricted to, primary metal extraction, steel processing, oil and gas, failure analysis, automotive and consulting.
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