Abstract
Abstract Creep properties of crystalline materials can often be improved by adding dispersions of second-phase inclusions. The creep behaviour of this type of material often characterized by a strong dependence of creep rate upon stress. In this paper the relative importance of dislocation looping, dislocation climb, inclusion cutting and inclusion drag is assessed during creep. A way in which a strong stress dependence can arise is suggested.
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