Strength of Materials

, Volume 6, Issue 2, pp 148–152 | Cite as

Accumulation of irreversible deformations in thick-walled tubes during thermal cycling

  • P. I. Ermakov
  • A. F. Malygin
  • B. E. Dorofeev
Scientific and Technical Section
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Thermal Cycling Irreversible Deformation 
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  • P. I. Ermakov
  • A. F. Malygin
  • B. E. Dorofeev

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