Figure 2 – The stress in the salt core during the intensification pressure phase clearly exceeds the maximum tolerated salt core stress of 20 MPa.

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Figure 2 – The stress in the salt core during the intensification pressure phase clearly exceeds the maximum tolerated salt core stress of 20 MPa. However, since the core is already completely surrounded by melt at this point, no core failure occurs.

Figure 2 – The stress in the salt core during the intensification pressure phase clearly exceeds the maximum tolerated salt core stress of 20 MPa. However, since the core is already completely surrounded by melt at this point, no core failure occurs.

Figure 2 – The stress in the salt core during the intensification pressure phase clearly exceeds the maximum tolerated salt core stress of 20 MPa. However, since the core is already completely surrounded by melt at this point, no core failure occurs.