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Hardness testing as a means for creep assessment

Kohlhofer et al., 1996

Document ID
4682481977982359553
Author
Kohlhofer W
Penny R
Publication year
Publication venue
International journal of pressure vessels and piping

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The mechanics of hardness testing during creep is investigated using Kachanov principles. Time dependent relationships between indenter geometry and load which are derived reveal that the initial indenter velocity is a measurable quantity which enables the rupture …
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