2.) An S-five ninety alloy specimen nine hundred mm long will be subjected to eighty MPa tensile stress at eight hundred and fifteen degrees celcius. Later after five thousand of hours, compute its elongation. Consider a sum of one point five mm in the both immediate and main creep elongations.

2.) An S-five ninety alloy specimen nine hundred mm long will be subjected to eighty MPa tensile stress at eight hundred and fifteen degrees celcius. Later after five thousand of hours, compute its elongation. Consider a sum of one point five mm in the both immediate and main creep elongations.

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2.) An S-five ninety alloy specimen nine hundred
mm long will be subjected to eighty MPa tensile
stress at eight hundred and fifteen degrees celcius.
Later after five thousand of hours, compute its
elongation. Consider a sum of one point five mm in
the both immediate and main creep elongations.

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