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Effective of Stress Ratio on the Fatigue Strength of Welding Part in the LNG Containment System
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LNG 내조시스템 소재의 용접부 피로강도 평가

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Effective of Stress Ratio on the Fatigue Strength of Welding Part in the LNG Containment System
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The membrane type LNG(Liquefied Natural Gas) cargo containment system is a special design structure for the large deformation behavior at LNG temperature(-162℃). The design of membrane is required great confidence so that membrane can plat role in the tightness of flammable fluid storing. LNG cargo containment is loaded and unloaded LNG between twice and five times in a week. During this process, the membrane has exhibited at large deformation behavior due to the variation of temperature and pressure to the self weight. Therefore these phenomena should be considered to improve the safety and reliability of the fatigue life.
In this study, the fatigue tests of lap and butt weld joints of membrane type LNG ship were carried out and effective on stress ratio was performed in order to improve fatigue life at LNG temperature. These results is guideline for inspection for membrane type LNG ship.

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