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On the representation and extrapolation of creep data of metals and technical alloys

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On the basis of a survey of the creep behaviour of metals and alloys, and a detailed analysis of creep data of “Nimonic 90”, it is suggested that the representation of fracture times as function of the minimum, equilibrium, creep-rate in log-log coordinates provides a rational method for the abridgement of long-time creep tests of metals and industrially important alloys. The theoretical significance of this type of correlation is considered.

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Auf Grund eines Überblicks über das Kriechverhalten von Metallen und Legierungen und einer detailierten Analyse der Kriechdaten von „Mmonic 90“ wird vermutet, daß die Wiedergabe der Bruchzeiten als Funktion des Minimums, Gleichgewichts, der Kriechgeschwindigkeit in log-log-Darstellung eine rationelle Methode für ein abgekürztes Verfahren von Langzeit-Kriechuntersuchungen bei Metallen und industriewichtigen Legierungen darstellt. Die theoretische Bedeutung dieses Korrelationstyps wird betrachtet.

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Feltham, P., Meakin, J.D. On the representation and extrapolation of creep data of metals and technical alloys. Rheol Acta 1, 176–179 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01968862

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