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Energy consumption for creep fracture of metallic materials

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The energy conservation law is applied to formulate the ductile and brittle creep fracture criterion for metallic materials. The criterion contains a summary of heat and latent energies. Assuming that the heat energy is given out so it has no effect on the fracture process, the ductile creep fracture criterion is simplified. To take into account the evaluation of the damage state of materials the compressibility condition is introduced and the brittle creep fracture law is formulated.

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  1. Universitetskii pr.28, Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics, Sankt-Petersburg State University, Petrodvoretz, Sankt-Petersburg, 198504, Russia

    Robert A. Arutyunyan

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Arutyunyan, R.A. Energy consumption for creep fracture of metallic materials. Acta Mech Sin 24, 469–472 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10409-008-0166-x

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