2) If you have the freedom to change the dimensions of an engineering part what would you do to improve the creep life of that part? (You are NOT allowed to change the material that part is made of) 3) Which of the material conditions given below would give better creep resistance, briefly give a reason: i) A cast material because ii) A forged material because iii) A material with fully annealed equiaxed grain structure because ... 4) Express very briefly why the first region (Primary Creep) in Strain-Time creep diagram can be a design limitation (for what type of applications in general? Please DO NOT write aircraft parts!).:

2) If you have the freedom to change the dimensions of an engineering part what would you do to improve the creep life of that part? (You are NOT allowed to change the material that part is made of) 3) Which of the material conditions given below would give better creep resistance, briefly give a reason: i) A cast material because ii) A forged material because iii) A material with fully annealed equiaxed grain structure because ... 4) Express very briefly why the first region (Primary Creep) in Strain-Time creep diagram can be a design limitation (for what type of applications in general? Please DO NOT write aircraft parts!).:

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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