AbstractThere has been considerable interest in the development of continuum damage (CDM) mechanism based model for creep life predictions of 9CrMoNbV steel. It is reported that the steel has high dislocation density in normalized and tempered condition whereas with creep exposure it goes down significantly. The paper examines one of the recent models and attempts to incorporate this as an additional damage parameter. This has resulted in much better prediction of creep stain time plots for this steel
Materials creep resistance is usually determined under uniaxial constant load condition while the st...
The damage mechanisms affecting engineering steels at high-temperatures include creep cavitation and...
This paper reports research on the study of the relative significance of various internal creep dama...
AbstractThere has been considerable interest in the development of continuum damage (CDM) mechanism ...
Components used in power generation plants are continually exposed to high temperatures and risk of ...
Creep deformation is one of the life-limiting factors for the high-temperature components. As a resu...
The development of a new precipitate coarsening continuum damage mechanics (CDM) model to simulate t...
A dislocation-based creep model combined with a continuum damage formulation was developed and imple...
Safe and accurate methods to predict creep crack growth (CCG) are required in order to assess the re...
The generation of electricity to meet an ever-growing demand has become a defining characteristic of...
In this work, a new time-independent, micromechanism based, creep damage formulation, derived in the...
The very high-temperature reactor (VHTR) represents the next generation of high temperature gas-cool...
Effects of constraint induced by crack depth and sample geometry on creep crack behavior of high chr...
Creep rupture strength values are basis for design in many high temperature applications. The applic...
Design specifications for new generation of power plants require materials to perform at higher temp...
Materials creep resistance is usually determined under uniaxial constant load condition while the st...
The damage mechanisms affecting engineering steels at high-temperatures include creep cavitation and...
This paper reports research on the study of the relative significance of various internal creep dama...
AbstractThere has been considerable interest in the development of continuum damage (CDM) mechanism ...
Components used in power generation plants are continually exposed to high temperatures and risk of ...
Creep deformation is one of the life-limiting factors for the high-temperature components. As a resu...
The development of a new precipitate coarsening continuum damage mechanics (CDM) model to simulate t...
A dislocation-based creep model combined with a continuum damage formulation was developed and imple...
Safe and accurate methods to predict creep crack growth (CCG) are required in order to assess the re...
The generation of electricity to meet an ever-growing demand has become a defining characteristic of...
In this work, a new time-independent, micromechanism based, creep damage formulation, derived in the...
The very high-temperature reactor (VHTR) represents the next generation of high temperature gas-cool...
Effects of constraint induced by crack depth and sample geometry on creep crack behavior of high chr...
Creep rupture strength values are basis for design in many high temperature applications. The applic...
Design specifications for new generation of power plants require materials to perform at higher temp...
Materials creep resistance is usually determined under uniaxial constant load condition while the st...
The damage mechanisms affecting engineering steels at high-temperatures include creep cavitation and...
This paper reports research on the study of the relative significance of various internal creep dama...