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hot spot stress: a standalone construct

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hot spotstress1 CONSTRUCTHot spot stressNIEMI · SHIP STRUCTURES

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the structural stress at a weld toe including geometric stress raisers but excluding the local notch, used for fatigue assessment of welded joints.

In ship structures, hot spot stress refers to the structural stress at a weld toe including geometric stress raisers but excluding the local notch, used for fatigue assessment of welded joints. This meaning comes from Niemi (2006) in Fatigue analysis of welded components.[1]

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References

  1. Niemi, E., Fricke, W., & Maddox, S. J. (2006). Fatigue analysis of welded components. CRC. ISBN 9781439824016

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