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Threshold stress for cyclic creep acceleration in copper

Journal of Materials Science, 1988
The phenomenon of cyclic creep acceleration (CCA) is well known. Also, it has been observed experimentally that there exists a peak stress level above which CCA begins to occur. For copper the value of this peak stress is known to be independent of cyclic stress conditions such as stress amplitude and frequency.
k.t. hong   +2 more
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Study on Accelerated Creep Properties and Creep Damage Constitutive Relation for Volcanic Breccias

2013
In order to know about the accelerated creep properties of volcanic breccias, triaxial compression rheological experiments are carried out on rock servo-controlled triaxial rheology equipment. Based on the experimental results, the accelerated creep phase of creep curve of volcanic breccias is analyzed.
Rubin Wang   +3 more
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Accelerated creep testing for high temperature design

2022
Components in-service at temperature are most likely designed with a creep strain limit achieved in a time frame as end of life criteria. In applying a negligible limit of 0.2% creep strain at 200kh recent work within European Standards has found the traditional ’rule-ofthumb’ that ferritic martensitic (F/M) materials do not creep below 375°C, and ...
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The effect of “creep acceleration” in the theory of viscoelasticity

Moscow University Mechanics Bulletin, 2007
A particular case of constitutive relations in the Pobedrya nonlinear theory of viscoelasticity is considered. It is shown that these relations can be used in the problem of describing the material softening under pulsed loading.
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Simulative Accelerated Creep Test on Gleeble

Materials Science Forum, 2010
The simulative accelerated creep test (ACT) on Gleeble thermal-mechanical simulator was developed as a response to an overall need of gaining in a short time useful physical data for estimation of long-term behaviour of materials exposed to operation at elevated temperatures.
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Creep behavior of geosynthetics using confined-accelerated tests

Geosynthetics International, 2011
ABSTRACT: The creep behavior of geosynthetics has commonly been determined using standardized creep tests, which are time consuming and very expensive. In addition, these tests involve the use of in-isolation specimens. Thus they are not likely to consider the overall effect of soil confinement.
F.A.N. França, B.S. Bueno
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Creep behavior of geosynthetics by temperature accelerated testing

2017
Прогнозирование ползучести геосинтетических материалов является необходимым для определения расчетного срока службы конструкций с их применением. В данной работе были проведены испытания на ползучесть георешеток и геополотен, изготовленных из двух основных типов синтетических полимеров - полиэфира и полипропилена, используемых при производстве ...
Srungeri, Sanjeev Gautham   +3 more
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Accelerated creep resistance of thermal barrier coated superalloy

Materials Letters, 2006
Abstract This paper deals with accelerated creep properties of thermal barrier coated (TBC) Superni C263 alloy used as a candidate material in combustion chamber of aero engines. Results reveal that the life of the TBC composite under accelerated creep is substantially higher compared to that of the bare substrate.
A.K. Ray, D.K. Das
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Accelerated characterization for long-term creep behavior of polymer

SPIE Proceedings, 2008
ABSTRACT Based on the observation that high stress results in increasin g creep rate of polymeric material, which is analogous to the time-temperature equivalence, where high temperature accelerates the process of creep or relaxation of polymer, the time-stress equivalence is investigated.
Rongguo Zhao   +3 more
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The force on an accelerating body in axisymmetric creeping flow

Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathematik und Physik ZAMP, 1972
A general and easily applied expression is derived for the force on an accelerating body in an axisymmetric slow viscous flow. This expression is valid for any axisymmetric body, irrespective of the conditions at the surface.
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