The multiaxial creep ductility of austenitic stainless steels

By M. Spindler. 2004

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Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Mechanical Engineering

1. J. Wen
2. Fu-Zhen Xuan
3. Shan-Tung Tu

In Mechanics of Materials

1. J. Wen
2. Fu-Zhen Xuan
3. Shan-Tung Tu

Citations in the corpus

• A multiaxial creep-damage model for creep crack growth considering cavity growth and microcrack interaction (2014, methodology): “Effect of stress biaxiality on the creep ductility for austenitic stainless steels tested at 600 C or 593 C [24].”
• A review of creep analysis and design under multi-axial stress states (2007, background): “Spindler et al. (2001) nd Spindler (2004a) suggests that p = 2.38 and q = 1.04 when ailure strain is a function of creep strain rate and p = 0.15 and = 1.25 when failure strain is independent of creep strain rate. he first term and second term on the right side of Eq.”