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October 10, 2025ARCTIC AND SUBARCTIC NATURAL RESOURCESOpen Access

Temperature control for welding polyethylene pipes in low-temperature conditions

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RTRoman S. TikhonovRussian Academy of Sciences НСН. П. СтаростинRussian Academy of Sciences

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This article investigates welding technology for polyethylene pipes in low temperatures, suggesting controlled crystallization to improve joint quality.

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Controlled crystallization during welding maintains acceptable stress levels in low-temperature environments.
The finite element method indicates that preheating with embedded heaters allows for effective temperature management.
The proposed method demonstrates spherulite formation comparable to that seen in standard temperature welding conditions.
Comparative analysis using Dolfin/FEniCS software shows how temperature distributions affect welding stresses.

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Tikhonov et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e861a57ef2f04ca37e4816 https://doi.org/10.31242/2618-9712-2025-30-3-500-509

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This article investigates welding technology for polyethylene pipes in low temperatures, suggesting controlled crystallization to improve joint quality.

Temperature control for welding polyethylene pipes in low-temperature conditions

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Temperature control for welding polyethylene pipes in low-temperature conditions

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