There is a generic book titled Design for Creep published by Chapman & Hall.
"James, Barbara" <bjames@mitsuibabcock.com> on 18/05/2001 00:31:01
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Subject: [PipingDesign] Secondary creep laws
Hi from one of the lurkers.
I am undertaking a creep life study for a steam line on a refinery.
I have completed the pipe stress analysis using PSA5 and have the pipe moments and forces from the BS806 Hot Stress case (DW + Pressure + Thermal expansion).
Obviously, I also have the stresses but these include the SIFs
calculated
by the code which calculate peak stresses rather than the re-distributed
stresses.
In order to calculate the re-distributed stresses, I need to know the material constants for the secondary creep law. e.g Norton Law : Epsilon = B * Sigma^n
Epsilon = creep strain rate
Sigma = stress
B and n are material constants.
Does anybody know where I can find the material constants B and n? The material is ASTM A335 P11.
Can anyone recommend good text books for creep behaviour?
Thanks
Barbara James
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