Creep Rupture
Creep Rupture is a time-dependent failure mechanism in materials subjected to constant stress and elevated temperature, distinguished by the eventual fracture of the material after progressive deformation through the tertiary stage of creep.
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Rupture Time Under Creep Conditions
L. M. Kachanov · International Journal of Fracture · 1999 · 617 citations
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