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  1. Investigation of creep cavitation mechanisms in ferritic Grade 91 steel
  2. A unique high quality study to improve pipeline safety.
  3. Virtual failure assessment diagrams for hydrogen transmission pipelines
  4. Development of hybrid first principles – artificial intelligence models for transient modeling of power plant superheaters under load-following operation
  5. A computational framework to predict weld integrity and microstructural heterogeneity: Application to hydrogen transmission
  6. Creep Ductility in 9Cr Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels - Part II, Microstructural Observations
  7. Creep Ductility in 9Cr Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels - Part I, Structural Response
  8. Creep Cavitation Imaging and Analysis in 9%Cr-1%Mo P91 Steels
  9. Influence of Hardness on Hydrogen-Assisted Fracture in Pipeline Steels
  10. Nonlinear state estimation of a power plant superheater by using the extended Kalman filter for differential algebraic equation systems
  11. Creep-Fatigue Life Evaluation for Grade 91 Steels with Various Origins and Service Histories
  12. Computational predictions of weld structural integrity in hydrogen transport pipelines
  13. Fatigue and Fracture Behavior of Vintage Pipelines in Gaseous Hydrogen Environment
  14. Requirements for and challenges in developing improved creep ductility-based constitutive models for tempered martensitic CSEF steels
  15. Creep crack growth modelling of Grade 91 vessel weldments using a modified ductility based damage model
  16. Modelling of a Grade 91 power plant pressurised header weldment under ultra super-critical creep conditions
  17. Use of a stepped preparation to improve the damage tolerance of grade 91 steel welds
  18. Influence of microstructure on cavitation in the heat affected zone of a Grade 92 steel weld during long-term high temperature creep
  19. Localised creep cavitation on boron nitride in the heat affected zone of 9% Cr tempered martensitic steel welds
  20. Creep damage in long-term grade 91 steel component tests
  21. A Summary of 10 Years Research on Grade 91 and Grade 92 Steel
  22. Assessment and Quantification of Damage in the Grade 91 Steel Partially Transformed Zone
  23. Manufacture and Performance of Welds in Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels
  24. Cross-Weld Creep Performance in Grade 91 Steel: Macro-Based Assessment
  25. Effect of Simulated Heat Affected Zone Thermal Cycle on the Creep Deformation and Damage Response of Grade 91 Steel Including Heat-to-Heat Variation
  26. Creep Deformation Analyses for Grade 91 Steels Considering Heat-to-Heat Variation
  27. Microstructure Features Contributing to Heat Affected Zone Damage in Grade 91 Steel Feature Type Cross-Weld Tests
  28. Effect of PWHT on the Fracture Toughness and Burst Test Response of Grade 91 Tube Weldments
  29. Application of a Physically-Based Creep Continuum Damage Mechanics Constitutive Model to the Serviceability Assessment of a Large Bore Branch Connection
  30. Creep fracture in tempered martensitic steels
  31. Metallurgical and Stress State Factors Which Affect the Creep and Fracture Behavior of 9% Cr Steels
  32. The creep and fracture behaviour of tempered martensitic steels
  33. Linking Performance of Parent Grade 91 Steel to the Cross-Weld Creep Performance Using Feature Type Tests
  34. Evaluation of the creep cavitation behavior in Grade 91 steels
  35. Weld repair of Grade 91 piping and components in power generation applications, creep performance of repair welds
  36. Electromagnetic evaluation of the microstructure of Grade 91 tubes/pipes
  37. Weld repair of grade 91 piping and components in power generation applications, creep performance of repair welds
  38. Creep fatigue interactions in power plant components
  39. Microstructure and creep behaviour of pressure boundary welds from Grade 91 steel tee
  40. In-service behaviour of creep strength enhanced ferritic steels Grade 91 and Grade 92 – Part 2 weld issues
  41. Factors Affecting the High Temperature Performance of Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels
  42. Creep performance of a grade 91 header
  43. Weld Repair Grade 91 steel
  44. Factors affecting Type IV creep damage in Grade 91 steel welds
  45. Optimization of Vickers Hardness Parameters for Micro- And Macro-Indentation of Grade 91 Steel
  46. Assessment of the Tempering Behavior of Grade 91 Steel
  47. In-service behavior of creep strength enhanced ferritic steels Grade 91 and Grade 92 – Part 1 parent metal
  48. EPRI Guidelines for Fabrication of Components Manufactured From Grade 91 Steel
  49. The Effect of Ovality and Thickness Variations on Stress Analysis of Tube Bends Under Internal Pressure
  50. Creep Fatigue Behavior of Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels
  51. Life management of creep strengthened ferritic steels in boilers and piping
  52. Creep-Fatigue Damage: An International Perspective
  53. The Performance of Creep-Strengthened Ferritic Steels in Power Generating Plant
  54. Review of resistance spot welding of steel sheets Part 1 Modelling and control of weld nugget formation
  55. Review of resistance spot welding of steel sheets Part 2 Factors influencing electrode life
  56. The use of internal friction techniques as a quality control tool in the mild steel industry
  57. Weld growth mechanism of resistance spot welds in zinc coated steel
  58. Mechanism of bake hardening in ultralow carbon steel containing niobium and titanium additions
  59. The potential drop method for monitoring crack growth in real components subjected to combined fatigue and creep conditions: application of FE techniques for deriving calibration curves
  60. Coating microstructure development during Zinquench galvanising of sheet steel
  61. Creep and fracture behaviour of English Electric Mark III transition welds
  62. Creep and fracture behaviour of English Electric Mark III transition welds
  63. Strain localization in creep testing of samples with heterogeneous microstructures
  64. Mechanism of formation of solute bands in resistance seam welds of mild steel
  65. Mechanism of formation of solute bands in resistance seam welds of mild steel
  66. Effect of heat treatment on creep and fracture behaviour of 1·25Cr–O·5Mo steel
  67. Effect of heat treatment on creep and fracture behaviour of 1·25Cr–O·5Mo steel
  68. Factors Affecting the Grain Growth of Austenite in Low Alloy Steel
  69. Factors Affecting Deformation of Electrodes when Resistance Spot Welding Coated Steel
  70. Influence of Welding Speed on the Solidification Structures when Resistance Seam Welding Thin Mild Steel Sheet
  71. Creep behaviour of low alloy steel weldments
  72. Effect of thermal cycling on creep behaviour of 2·25Cr–1 Mo/type 316 steel dissilllilar Illetal vvelds
  73. The tempering performance of low-alloy steel weldments
  74. Creep Deformation and Fracture Behaviour of Low Alloy Steel Weldments
  75. Measurement of Critical Properties in 2 1/4Cr1Mo Steel Using Miniature Disc Testing Procedures
  76. Recent Advances in the Assessment of the High Temperature Performance of Low Alloy Steel Components
  77. The high temperature deformation and fracture of mild steel weldments in thick section pipe
  78. Prediction of Creep Deformation and Failure for 1/2 Cr-1/2 Mo-1/4 V and 2-1/4 Cr-1 Mo Steels
  79. Prediction of the Service Behaviour of 2¼ Cr-1 Mo Steel Components in Electricity Generating Plant
  80. Deformation and fracture processes during creep of ferritic steel
  81. Rate-controlling processes during creep of super-purity aluminium
  82. The effects of prestrain on the creep and fracture behavior of polycrystalline copper
  83. Anomalous primary creep behaviour of dilute aluminium-silicon alloys
  84. Friction-stress measurements during high-temperature creep of polycrystalline copper
  85. A surface measurement study of grain-boundary sliding during creep of a two-phase, copper-cobalt alloy
  86. Deviations from power law representations for creep at high strain rates
  87. On the subgrain size dependence of creep
  88. The Effect of a Dispersion of Cobalt Particles on High-Temperature Creep of Copper
  89. Creep Fatigue Behavior of Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels