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Temperature Fields and Stresses in Zone of Connection between Pipe and Shell

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    P. G. Pimshtein, V. N. Zhukova & G. M. Mordina

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Pimshtein, P.G., Zhukova, V.N. & Mordina, G.M. Temperature Fields and Stresses in Zone of Connection between Pipe and Shell. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering 38, 652–656 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023382429443

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