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Creep Rupture at Strain Concentrations Limitations of the Fracture Mechanics Approach

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Thermoinelasticity

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The difficulties of extending fracture mechanics concepts to the cracking and fracture of metal components under creep conditions are considered, and the additional complications — both mechanical and metallurgical — which apply to materials under prolonged exposure to elevated temperatures, discussed. The role of notch-rupture testing and features of creep crack initiation and propagation are described, and suggestions made of the form of ‘fracture-toughness’ parameter which might be applicable to fracture at elevated temperatures.

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Smith, A.I., Murray, D., King, R.H. (1970). Creep Rupture at Strain Concentrations Limitations of the Fracture Mechanics Approach. In: Boley, B.A. (eds) Thermoinelasticity. IUTAM Symposia. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8244-4_17

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