Gladius Lewis
Abstract
The time-dependent increase in strain at constant stress is known as creep, whereas the decrease in stress at constant strain is known as creep stress relaxation. Both of these phenomena are very pronounced at high temperatures and can operate continuously over very long periods.
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The time-dependent increase in strain at constant stress is known as creep, whereas the decrease in stress at constant strain is known as creep stress relaxation. Both of these phenomena are very pronounced at high temperatures and can operate continuously over very long periods.
Key concepts: Creep, Stress relaxation, Materials science, Constant (computer programming), Stress (linguistics), Relaxation (psychology), Strain (injury), Composite material