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Quest Integrity Group

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Fitness-for-Service Evaluation: What's In It For You?
November/December 1995 Inspectioneering Journal

An inescapable law of nature is that engineering materials contain flaws. Perfect materials and welds simply do not exist in the real world. A newly fabricated pressure vessel, for example, contains numerous imperfections and will probably degrade further in service.

Authors: Ted L. Anderson
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