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  • Creep: Figure 16.14. Stress To Cause Creep Rupture of S-590 As A Function of The Larson

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    This figure shows the stress required to cause creep rupture of S-590 material as a function of the Larson-Miller parameter P, which is constructed using test data from Figure 16.13 with a constant C value of 17 and temperature measured in kelvin. Several data points from different temperatures fall along the same line on this graph.

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    This figure shows the stress required to cause creep rupture of S-590 material as a function of the Larson-Miller parameter P, which is constructed using test data from Figure 16.13 with a constant C value of 17 and temperature measured in kelvin. Several data points from different temperatures fall along the same line on this graph.

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    Creep: Figure 16.14. Stress To Cause Creep Rupture of S-590 As A Function of The Larson

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    This figure shows the stress required to cause creep rupture of S-590 material as a function of the Larson-Miller parameter P, which is constructed using test data from Figure 16.13 with a constant C value of 17 and temperature measured in kelvin. Several data points from different temperatures fall along the same line on this graph.

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    Figure 16.14. Stress to cause creep rupture of S-590 as a function of the LarsonMiller parameter P. This
    gure was constructed with the same data as used in Figure 16.13 with C = 17 and temperature in kelvin.
    Note that the test data for several temperatures fall on the same line.

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