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A total of seven builder's practice groups were established and considered specially pertinent to fracture in ship fabrication. These groups are based on Samsung Heavy Industry's practice due to limited information about other builders' practices. The groups are listed in Table 1 and the activities of each group are listed in Tables 2-8, respectively. This is followed by the catalogue that includes the following information for each item in the fabrication of ship structure: sketch/details illustrating the items of fabrication fault causing the fracture; lists of the tolerance limits and descriptions about the correction or repair method of each fault; and some considerations on prevention of fracture in the future.

English

p. 405-422

1997

Symposium and Workshop on the Prevention of Fracture in Ship Structure

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Catalogs; Cracking; Engineering tolerance; Fabrication; Fracture mechanics; Prevention; Repairing; Ships

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• COST-EFFECTIVE ANALYSIS FOR TANKER STRUCTURAL REPAIRS
• CRUDE OIL TANKER HULL STRUCTURE FRACTURING: AN OPERATOR'S PERSPECTIVE
• CURRENT AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN U.S. SHIPBUILDING
• DEEP DRAFT SHIP INSPECTION - FACTORS THAT AFFECT FATIGUE AND FRACTURE PREVENTION
• FATIGUE AND FRACTURE CONTROL IN THE AEROSPACE AND POWER GENERATION INDUSTRIES
• FATIGUE AND FRACTURE DESIGN PROCEDURES USED IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES
• FATIGUE AND FRACTURE OF SHIP STRUCTURES
• HULL STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR A 40,000 DWT DOUBLE-HULL PRODUCTS CARRIER
• LOCAL CRACKING IN SHIPS - CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES, AND CONTROL
• PREVENTION OF FRACTURE IN SHIP STRUCTURE
• RELIABILITY IN FATIGUE AND FRACTURE ANALYSES OF SHIP STRUCTURE
• REPAIR RULES OF THUMB
• SAFELIFE FOR SHIPS
• SHIP FABRICATION - FROM SHIPBUILDER'S VIEWPOINT
• SUBSTANTIAL REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF HULL STRUCTURES