2005. — 35 p. ECCC Recommendations – Volume 2 Part IIa presents terms and terminology, with explanations where required, related to welding processes and the geometric description of the welded joint.
Volume 2 Part I lists those terms and terminology which apply generally for the items considered by the ECCC Working Groups. The document includes terms and terminology for source of data, parent materials, test types, test results and data assessment.
Part I is considered to be the 'master reference' for Parts II and III and therefore general terms and terminology are not...
ECCC Recommendations – Volume 2 Part IIb presents terms and terminology, with explanations where required, related to the constituent parts of a weldment (or welded joint), the location of testpieces within/across the weldment, and the results of stress rupture tests carried out on weldments. Terms and terminology are also included for specially prepared weld metal (which does not...
ECCC Recommendations Volume 2 Part IV gives the terms and terminology to be used for the generation, collation and assessment of creep crack initiation data within ECCC.
ECCC Recommendations Volume 2 Part V gives the terms and terminology to be used for the generation, collation and assessment of multi-axial feature specimen and component test data within ECCC.
ECCC Recommendations - Volume 3 Part I defines the material pedigree and testing practice information required to accompany (i) existing and (ii) new creep, creep rupture, stress rupture and stress relaxation data for consideration by ECCC. The acceptability criteria for existing test results have been set to make full use of the available data. Those defined for new results are...
ECCC Recommendations - Volume 3 Part II defines the material pedigree and testing practice information required to accompany (i) existing and (ii) new creep rupture data for welds. The acceptability criteria for existing test results have been set to make full use of the available data. Those defined for new results are the consequence of a comprehensive review of current...
ECCC Recommendations - Volume 3 Part III gives:
1) Recommendations for the execution of conventional creep rupture tests suitable for the typical boundary conditions in which Post Exposed (ex-service) material is generally tested.
An overview of the needs for the recommendations introduces a series of tables, containing the minimum information required both for existing and new...
ECCC Recommendations Volume 3 Part V gives recommendations for the undertaking of creep testing of multi-axial feature specimens and component test specimens within ECCC. The recommendations for component testing are based on the responses to a Questionnaire circulated to organizations involved in the creep testing of components and an existing Code of Practice specific to tubular...
2005. - 66 p
Volume 4 part I was prepared by ECCC-WG1 and WG1.1 in order to:
-outline a general approach for the collation and exchange of creep rupture and creep strain data for parent and weld material and stress relaxation data for parent material within ECCC,
-introduce a digital working tool for data collation and exchange (i.e. a Microsoft Excel workbook, containing...
2005. - 270 p
ECCC Recommendations Volume 5 Part Ia provides guidance for the assessment of large creep rupture data sets. It recognises that it is not practical at the present time to recommend a single European creep rupture data assessment (CRDA) procedure and promotes the innovative use of post assessment acceptability criteria to independently test the effectiveness and...
Working group 1 of the European Creep Collaborative Committee (ECCC-WG1) was formed towards the end of 1992 to develop and recommend the procedures to be used by ECCC for the generation, collation and assessment of creep deformation, stress rupture and stress relaxation data. More recently, as the scope of ECCC activity has broadened, other working groups have contributed to the...
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