Abstract
A testing method, originally proposed by Rajakovics, 5 has been investigated for its ability to extrapolate creep rates from the results of short-term tests. Low constant strain rate tensile tests have been performed on a number of high temperature materials in the virgin, service-aged and welded conditions in the temperature range from 525°C to 1050°C. A technique has been developed that permits one to determine the steady-state creep rate under a known stress or the creep stress for a given creep rate. A step towards a quantitative residual life assessment of service-aged materials has been made. The results of the proposed extrapolation technique are compared with results from creep tests.
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