Stress (MPa)100080060040020010080604020 |815°C10-6 10-5 10-4650°C730°C925°C-210-3 10-² 10-1 1Steady-state creep rate (h-¹)1010² 10³ For a cylindrical S-590 specimen (Animated Figure 8.33) originally 10 mm in diameter and 516 mm long, what tensile load (in N) isnecessary to produce a total elongation of 2.6 mm after 1600 hours at 815°C? Assume that the sum of instantaneous and primarycreep elongations is 0.81 mm.iN

Given data :- Original diameter = 10 mm Length = 516 mm Total elongation = 2.6 mm Sum of…

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