a. With the aid of appropriate sketches, explain how the following factors influence material creep behaviour,
i. Exposure time
ii. Applied mechanical load
iii. Exposure temperature
iv. Material mechanical properties.
b. In a typical creep test, load level (typically below material yield strength) and temperature are kept constant while specimen deformation is monitored with time. Three stages may typically be observed.
i. Sketch a typical strain-time curve for the creep life of a component.
ii. On the sketch in (i), indicate instantaneous, primary, secondary and tertiary stages.
iii. For the primary, secondary and tertiary stages, sketch the strain-rate time curve.
iv. Sketch how the sketch in (i) would change when temperature is increased.
a. With the aid of appropriate sketches, explain how the following factors influence material creep behaviour,...
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