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What is stress corrosion cracking..
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Answer / vivek chourasiya
When a material is subjected to load in a corrosive
environment like in sea water or in chemical industry and
due to which crack is propagated in the material then this
cracking is termed as stress corrosion cracking.
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Answer / venky
It is the failure of material by cracks, due to tensile
stresses at specific corrosion environment especially at
elevated temperature. The stresses may be due to residual
'cos of fabrication or stress concentration points like
notches.. temperature also an important factor for the crack
propagation.
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Answer / anil
If any circumferntial and longitudinal stresses are
occured in the material it causes to stress corrosin
cracking.those stresses seriously effecting the material
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Answer / shivakumara.s.r
A cracking process that occured due to simultaneous action
of a corrodent and sustained tensile stress.
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Answer / mahendra
When a material is subjected to load in a corrosive
environment like in sea water or in chemical industry and
due to which crack is propagated in the material then this
cracking is termed as stress corrosion cracking.
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Answer / ishan kumar
The unexpected sudden failure of normally ductile metals
subjected to a tensile stress in a corrosive environment,
especially at elevated temperature in the case of metals
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