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Titanium in the offshore industry. Anon. J. Offshore Technol., November 1995, 3(4), 33, 34.
A study is outlined, which was initiated by the Marine Technology Directorate, to identify research and development requirements relevant to the low level of experience in its subsea and offshore use. The main research areas identified were corrosion data, fatigue and fracture properties, stress corrosion cracking, jointing processes, surface treatment, and design guidance.
Abstract details
Journal title: Offshore Technology
Keywords: Corrosion
Subjects: Health and safety, Research and development, Marine transportation, Industry and Manufacturing, Oil and gas, Oil
