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A very important segment, which occurs as a result of welding, is the occurrence of residual stresses in welded structures. The effects of residual stresses can be beneficial or harmful to the structure, depending on their size, sign, and stress distribution in relation to the stresses caused by the external load itself. Therefore, the examination of residual stresses is very important because they significantly affect the formation and growth of cracks, the appearance of brittle fractures, material fatigue, etc. The paper presents the test procedure for measuring residual stresses by the method of "hole drilling" and the possibility of practical application of knowledge about residual stresses in order to improve the quality of machine parts and the structure itself.
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