Effect of temperature on the creep behavior of a Ni–Cr–Fe–Al alloy: a comparison of the experimental data and a model

Author: El-Magd Essam   Gebhard Jürgen   Stuhrmann Jan  

Publisher: Springer Publishing Company

ISSN: 0022-2461

Source: Journal of Materials Science, Vol.42, Iss.14, 2007-07, pp. : 5666-5670

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Abstract

In order to characterise the mechanical behaviour of sandwich structures, which combine an interlayer of a woven wire mesh between two thin walled sheet metals, creep tests at 650, 680 and 750 °C were carried out on sheet metals made of the nickel based alloy Nicrofer 6025 HT (2.4633). In addition to the tests the creep behaviour was simulated by a model, which considers the creep rate as a function of the applied stress σ and the internal deformation resistance including an internal back stress σi and a particle resistance σP. The damage is included by a damage parameter D, which converges to “one” with increasing damage. A concluding comparison with the creep test results shows that the model is able to describe the creep behaviour of the investigated sheet metals.