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    The document contains calculations related to creep analysis. It includes equations for creep rate (ε) as a function of temperature and time. A graph is plotted of ln(ε) vs ln(1/T) from which an activation energy (Q) of -10.1582 J is calculated from the slope. Additional calculations are shown to determine creep rate (ε1 and ε2) at different temperatures and stresses using an Arrhenius equation, yielding values of 3*10^-12 s-1 and 4.1772*10^-11 s-1. Further calculations determine times to rupture (tr) at different temperatures and stresses.

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    The document contains calculations related to creep analysis. It includes equations for creep rate (ε) as a function of temperature and time. A graph is plotted of ln(ε) vs ln(1/T) from which an activation energy (Q) of -10.1582 J is calculated from the slope. Additional calculations are shown to determine creep rate (ε1 and ε2) at different temperatures and stresses using an Arrhenius equation, yielding values of 3*10^-12 s-1 and 4.1772*10^-11 s-1. Further calculations determine times to rupture (tr) at different temperatures and stresses.

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    The document contains calculations related to creep analysis. It includes equations for creep rate (ε) as a function of temperature and time. A graph is plotted of ln(ε) vs ln(1/T) from which an activation energy (Q) of -10.1582 J is calculated from the slope. Additional calculations are shown to determine creep rate (ε1 and ε2) at different temperatures and stresses using an Arrhenius equation, yielding values of 3*10^-12 s-1 and 4.1772*10^-11 s-1. Further calculations determine times to rupture (tr) at different temperatures and stresses.

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    The document contains calculations related to creep analysis. It includes equations for creep rate (ε) as a function of temperature and time. A graph is plotted of ln(ε) vs ln(1/T) from which an activation energy (Q) of -10.1582 J is calculated from the slope. Additional calculations are shown to determine creep rate (ε1 and ε2) at different temperatures and stresses using an Arrhenius equation, yielding values of 3*10^-12 s-1 and 4.1772*10^-11 s-1. Further calculations determine times to rupture (tr) at different temperatures and stresses.

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    Tariq Lewis 2304810

    University of Technology
    Creep Assignment
    Lecturer: V. Buchannan
    November 11, 2023
    Calculation

     = A eQ/ RT ln  = ln A – Q/ RT

     = 1.3 MN/m2
    R = 8.314 J/mol k
    With the results provided a graph was plotted as shown:

    ln(ε) vs ln(1/T)
    0.00334
    0.00333
    0.00332
    0.00331
    ln(1/T)

    0.0033
    0.00329
    0.00328
    0.00327
    y = -1.2218x + 0.0034
    0.00326
    0 0.00002 0.00004 0.00006 0.00008 0.0001
    ln(1/T)

    Slope = -1.221819
    Q = slope*R
    = -1.221819*8.314
    = -10.1582 J
    Calculation

     = K σn e -Q/RT

    Given

    T1 = 600+273 = 873 K

    T2 = 650+273 = 923 K

     = 3*10-12 s-1

    Q = 150 k J/ mol k

    R = 8.314 J/ mol k
    n = 4.5
    σ1 = 25 MPa

    σ2 = 35 MPa

    1 = K σn e -Q/RT1

    3 ∗ 10−12 = 𝑘 254.5 𝑒 −150000/(8.314∗873 )

    3 ∗ 10−12 = 2.0672 ∗ 10−3 𝑘


    K = 1.4512*10-9

    2 = K σn e -Q/RT2
    2 = (1.4512*10-9)(354.5) e-150000/8.314*923)

    = (1.4512*10-9)(354.5) (3.2423*10-9)

    2 = 4.1772 *10-11 s-1


    Calculation
    T(log tr +C) = m
    a) Given:
    T = 1089 K
    σ = 100 MPa

    1089(log tr+17) = 100


    Log tr + 17 = 0.0918
    Log tr = -16.9082
    tr = 10-16.9082
    tr = 1.235*10-17 hours

    b) Given:
    T = 922K
    σ = 300 MPa

    922(log tr + 17) = 300


    Log tr + 17 = 0.3254
    Log tr = -16.6746
    tr = 10-16.6746
    tr = 2.115*10-17 hours

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