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Comprehensive root-cause failure analysis is necessary to provide different methods to alleviate the cause of stress corrosion cracking.

Comprehensive root-cause failure analysis is necessary to provide different methods to alleviate the cause of stress corrosion cracking.

Comprehensive root-cause failure analysis is necessary to provide different methods to alleviate the cause of stress corrosion cracking.

This article finds that comprehensive root cause failure analysis are neccasery to provide different methods to alleviate the cause of stress corrosion cracking.

This article finds that comprehensive root cause failure analysis are neccasery to provide different methods to alleviate the cause of stress corrosion cracking.

This article finds that comprehensive root cause failure analysis are neccasery to provide different methods to alleviate the cause of stress corrosion cracking.

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This article finds that comprehensive root cause failure analysis are neccasery to provide different methods to alleviate the cause of stress corrosion cracking.

This article finds that comprehensive root cause failure analysis are neccasery to provide different methods to alleviate the cause of stress corrosion cracking.

Operators of offshore platforms are under considerable pressure to extend the working life of existing equipment while at the same time reducing operating costs. This paper looks at how this can be achieved for a wide variety of assets including pumps, turbines motors and generators.

Operators of offshore platforms are under considerable pressure to extend the working life of existing equipment while at the same time reducing operating costs. This paper looks at how this can be achieved for a wide variety of assets including pumps, turbines motors and generators.

Operators of offshore platforms are under considerable pressure to extend the working life of existing equipment while at the same time reducing operating costs. This paper looks at how this can be achieved for a wide variety of assets including pumps, turbines motors and generators.