Abstract
A method is given for the calculation of creep rupture strength of parts containing stress concentrations. The creep theory takes account of the damage and anisotropy of materials. which arise during deformation. For the example of a plane specimen with a notch, results of calculations are compared with experimental data. The results of an investigation into the creep strength of the fir-tree root of a turbine blade at non-stationary loading is given.
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