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The following creep data were obtained for a titanium alloy at 50 ksi and 400 degrees C. (a) Plot the creep strain vs time (hours) and (b) determine the steady-state creep rate for the test conditionscol1
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The following creep data were obtained for a titanium alloy at 50 ksi and 400 degrees C. (a) Plot the creep strain vs time (hours) and (b) determine the steady-state creep rate for the test conditionscol1 Strain (in/in) 0.010x10-2 0.030x10-2 0.050x10-2 0.075x10-2 0.090x10-2 0.11x10-2

col2 Time (hr) 2 18 40 80 120 160

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Answer:

a) See attached picture.

b) 6.25*10⁻⁶ hr⁻¹

Step-by-step explanation:

See attached picture for explanation.

The following creep data were obtained for a titanium alloy at 50 ksi and 400 degrees-example-1
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