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Most cited papers from European Technology Development

European Technology Development

What are the most cited papers from European Technology Development?

The most cited paper from European Technology Development is "Residual stress distributions in a P91 steel-pipe girth weld before and after post weld heat treatment" (Sanjooram Paddea, J. A. Francis, Anna Maria Paradowska et al., 2011), with 139 citations. Next come "Creep and fracture in high-temperature components—Design and life assessment issues" (97) and "Some aspects of plant and research experience in the use of new high strength martensitic steel P91" (87).

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#	Paper
1	Residual stress distributions in a P91 steel-pipe girth weld before and after post weld heat treatment Sanjooram Paddea, J. A. Francis, Anna Maria Paradowska et al. · Materials Science and Engineering A	16 Dec 2011	139
2	Creep and fracture in high-temperature components—Design and life assessment issues Ahmed Shibli, S.R. Holdsworth · International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping	11 Jun 2007	97
3	Some aspects of plant and research experience in the use of new high strength martensitic steel P91 Ahmed Shibli, Fred Starr · International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping	2007	87
4	Estimating power plant start costs in cyclic operation Patrick Keatley, A. Shibli, Neil Hewitt · Applied Energy	6 Jun 2013	82
5	A Comparison Between Measured and Modeled Residual Stresses in a Circumferentially Butt-Welded P91 Steel Pipe Anas H. Yaghi, Tom H. Hyde, Adib A. Becker et al. · Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology	5 Jan 2010	65
6	Creep crack growth of seam-welded P22 and P91 pipes with artificial defects. Part I. Experimental study and post-test metallography N Le Mat Hamata, I. A. Shibli · International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping	Nov 2001	24
7	Creep crack growth of seam-welded P22 and P91 pipes with artificial defects. Part II. Data analysis N Le Mat Hamata, I. A. Shibli · International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping	Nov 2001	19
8	T23 and T24 – new generation low alloyed steels Sanjooram Paddea, Fujimitsu Masuyama, A. Shibli · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2014	12
9	Boiler steels, damage mechanisms, inspection and life assessment A. Shibli · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2011	9
10	Remaining life assessment issues in high Cr martensitic steels and development of new innovative tools for damage monitoring and integrity assessment A. Shibli · Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals	Apr 2010	8
11	Detection of creep degradation during pressure vessel testing using electromagnetic sensor technology John W. Wilson, David James Allen, Anthony J. Peyton et al. · Materials at High Temperatures Open access	18 Sep 2017	7
12	Practical use of defect assessment procedures for industrial component integrity assessment Sarinova Simandjuntak, A. Shibli · Materials at High Temperatures	Sep 2011	7
13	Effects of cyclic operation on advanced energy conversion systems Frederic L. Starr · Materials at High Temperatures	2003	7
14	Performance of Modern High Strength Steels (P91, P92) in High Temperature Plant Ahmed Shibli Conference paper	2007	7
15	Damage to coal power plants due to cyclic operation A. Shibli, Jackson W. Ford · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2014	7
16	Development of a boron-containing reduced activation Ferritic-Martensitic (B-RAFM) steel Russell Goodall, Claire A. Utton, Peng Gong et al. · Ironmaking & Steelmaking Processes Products and Applications Open access	27 Aug 2024	5
17	A review of factors affecting the use of Electrical Potential Drop (EPD) for creep life monitoring Adam Wojcik, Matthew Waitt, Anderson Lima dos Santos et al. · Materials at High Temperatures Open access	22 Feb 2023	5
18	Overview of the HIDA Project I. A. Shibli · International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping	Nov 2001	5
19	Traditional low alloy steels in power plant design D.G. Robertson · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2014	5
20	Aberrant P91 and its inspection, monitoring and life assessment Ahmed Shibli · Materials at High Temperatures	2 Nov 2017	2
21	New Steel Alloys for the Design of Heat Recovery Steam Generator Components of Combined Cycle Gas Plants Jorge Pinto Fernandes, Eduardo Manuel Dias Lopes, Vicente Maneta · Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power Open access	3 Mar 2010	2
22	Innovations in Inspection Techniques for Damage Detection in High Temperature Plants Ahmed Shibli Conference paper	11 Nov 2025	0
23	Experience with the Use of P91 Steel and Development of Tools for Component Integrity/Life Assessment Ahmed Shibli, David Robertson · Advances in materials technology for fossil power plants : Conference paper	3 Oct 2007	0
24	Welding procedure development and effect of PWHT on the microstructure and properties of the matching filler metal and weld joint of the MARBN alloy Steve G. Roberts, Josh Josh Wildgoose, Mark A. Jepson et al. · Research Square PreprintOpen access	18 Oct 2023	0
25	Special Issue of the HIDA-8 Conference, 20–22 April 2021 Ahmed Shibli · Strength Fracture and Complexity Open access	20 May 2022	0
26	Preface I. A. Shibli, Karl Maile · International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping	Nov 2001	0
27	Contributor contact details J.E. Oakey et al. · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2011	0
28	Contributor contact details A. Shibli et al. · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2014	0
29	Practical application of risk based management in thermal power plant Conley P. Smith, Sarinova Simandjuntak	2010	0
30	Preservation of power plant boilers/heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs) during short- and long-term shutdowns*This chapter is based on the guidelines recently produced by the European Technology Development (ETD) (Robertson et al., 2013); they cover the whole plant including the gas turbine, auxiliary equipment, fuel systems, electrical equipment and turbine systems. A. Shibli, D.G. Robertson · Elsevier eBooks* Book chapter	2014	0

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