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A. M. Lokoshchenko, "A new method for measuring creep damage in metals," Mech. Solids. 40 (5), 82-92 (2005)
Year 2005 Volume 40 Number 5 Pages 82-92
Title A new method for measuring creep damage in metals
Author(s) A. M. Lokoshchenko (Moscow)
Abstract We suggest a method for measuring structural damage accumulated in metals during a high-temperature creep process in uniaxial extension. The method is based on the simultaneous measurement of longitudinal strains and electrical resistances in specimens and the comparison of these experimental data. Unlike other methods, it permits one to measure the damage during creep tests without unloading and cooling the specimens. Test data processing by this method provided experimental curves of accumulated material damage against time. The analysis of these curves permits one to conclude that the material damage at rupture is a monotone decreasing function of the stress. The same result was obtained when measuring metal damage by the metallographic method. We give an interpretation of the result. Using a modified Broberg approach, we carry out mathematical modeling of experimental data and obtain a correspondence between the experimental and theoretical curves of creep strain and damage against time.
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Received 10 September 2004
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