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                  Note: Page numbers followed by f indicate figures and t indicate tables.


                  A                                   passenger car tire failure, 459–461, 460–463f
                  Accelerated factor, parametric ALT, 272  pressure vessel rubber membrane surface paint
                  Acceleration coefficients, 203–204, 203–205t, 205f  defect work, 447–451, 448–450f, 451t
                  Algerian Seismic Code, 196, 198–199, 202–204,
                      206–207, 210                  B
                  American Railroad Engineering Association  Babbitt alloys wear analysis, 335–336, 338–341f
                      (AREA) design method          Beam on elastic foundation (BOEF) model
                   rail seat load determination, 138  rail seat load determination, 134–137
                   sleepers flexural requirements, 142–143  track stiffness, 128
                  Analytical pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass  Beremin’s cleavage fracture model, 284–285
                      spectrometry (Py-GC/MS) technique.  Boiler tube failures
                      See Pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass  caustic corrosion/gouging, 52f,53–54, 55f
                      spectrometry (Py-GC/MS)         determination parameters, 54–55
                  AS 1085 Part 14. See Australian Standards 1085,  high-temperature creep (see High-temperature
                      part 14 (AS 1085.14)               creep failures)
                  ATC 40 method, 189–190              hydrogen damage (see Hydrogen damage failures)
                  Austenitic stainless steels         short-term overheating, 51, 52f
                   classification, 389–390, 390t
                   DSS, 391–392                     C
                   electrical resistivities, 390    Car air conditioner compressor wall surface sludge
                   HAZ, 391–392                       chemical structure and mass spectrum, 455–457,
                   microstructure and mechanical properties, 391  458f
                   oxidation and depletion, 391       magnified view, 455–457, 455f
                   PWHT, 393–394                      pyrogram, 455–457, 456f
                   SMAW and GMAW, 391                 pyrolysis products, 455–457, 457t
                   stress-driven/environmental-driven mechanism,  Carbon steel superheater tube, creep fracture of
                      391                             bent tube areas rupture, 8–11, 9–11f,15
                   thermal properties, 390            chemical composition, 6, 6t
                   welding problems                   designed and real process parameters, 6, 6t
                     hydrogen cracking, 393           lifetime influencing factors, 7, 14–15
                     sensitization, 392–393, 392f     metallurgical examination, 4–7, 7–8f
                     solidification cracking, 393     welded joints, 11–14, 12–14f
                     stress-corrosion cracking, 393 (see also Stress  Catastrophic earthquakes, 188, 188t
                      corrosion cracking (SCC) failures)  Catastrophic wear, race car gearbox, 320–321,
                  Australian design code method, 144–145  321–322f
                  Australian Standards 1085, part 14 (AS 1085.14),  Caustic corrosion/gouging failures, 53–54, 55f
                      131                           Chemical compositions
                  Automotive demo-structure fatigue failure,  Sicily reformer tube deformation, 78, 78t
                      366–383                         zircaloy-4 fuel-clad tubes, 163–164, 164t
                  Automotive industry failure analysis, Py-GC/MS  Chemical industry failure analysis, Py-GC/MS
                      and SEM                         decomposition products, 461–462, 465t
                   car air conditioner compressor wall surface  PVA and PVP identification, 461–462, 466f
                      sludge, 455–458, 455–456f, 457t, 458f  pyrograms, 461–462, 464f
                   motor vehicle brake fluids, chemical  Chemical microanalysis, 398–399
                      composition of, 451–454, 453–454f, 454t  ChemStation software, 446

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