Abstract
Secondary creep behavior of a rotating hollow disk of uniform thickness is considered. The hyperbolic sine creep law is used to relate stress and creep strain rate; the applicability of Tresca’s criterion and associated flow rule is assumed. The creep strain rates so obtained are compared to results, given by the exponential and linear creep laws. Recommended limits of applicability of the linear and exponential laws are established.
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