2. Characterization of creep resistance
To analyze the development of creep, "creep tests" are carried out, during each of which the specimen, kept at a constant temperature, is subjected to a fixed load. The deformations it undergoes over time are measured. The results obtained are presented in the form of metal creep curves (valid under the conditions adopted).
2.1 Creep tests
Creep tests are generally performed under uniaxial tensile stress. The specimen, which is usually cylindrical, is subjected to a constant load during the test (given the specimen's deformations, the stress to which it is subjected is not constant); mechanical stress is conventionally taken into account through the initial unit load (applied load / initial specimen cross-section).
The elongation of the...
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Standardization
- Produits en acier. Essai de fluage. - NF A 03-355 - (12.85)
- Aciers et alliages de nickel pour éléments de fixation utilisés à température élevée et/ou basse température. - NF A 35-558 - (11.99)
- Aciers et alliages à base de nickel et cobalt résistant au fluage. - NF A 35-578 - (01.03)
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