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08487 Results Form Low Temperature Creep and Relaxation Experiments of Four Different Stainless Steels

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Product Number: 51300-08487-SG
ISBN: 08487 2008 CP
Author: Ulf Kivisakk and Erik Wallin
Publication Date: 2008
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In testing for environmental induced cracking several types of specimens can be used. For instance, tensile specimens can be used with constant load technique or u-bends and c-rings with constant strain can be used. Naturally the decrease of load with time during testing is of great importance. For a constant strain type of corrosion specimen relaxation takes place and for a constant load specimen, low temperature creep occurs. In several documents the test load level for specimens is given. The load level in one document can be different whether constant load technique or constant strain specimens are used.
In testing for environmental induced cracking several types of specimens can be used. For instance, tensile specimens can be used with constant load technique or u-bends and c-rings with constant strain can be used. Naturally the decrease of load with time during testing is of great importance. For a constant strain type of corrosion specimen relaxation takes place and for a constant load specimen, low temperature creep occurs. In several documents the test load level for specimens is given. The load level in one document can be different whether constant load technique or constant strain specimens are used.
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