Statistical modeling of creep rupture data

Article Abstract:

The analysis of creep rupture data was determined by a flexible, statiscal modeling framework. The framework is an improvement over traditional methods of deriving confidence limits and creep rupture strength values. In addition, a family of models that can be used in representing the trend relationship between stress at any temperature and failure was reviewed. The reliability of extrapolations and the random scatter of failure times about the trend line were also examined. The results showed that allowance for the cluster structure of the data would lead to improvement of the model.

Models, Usage, Statistics, Statistics (Data), Stress analysis (Engineering), Strains and stresses, Stresses (Materials), Failure time data analysis

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Relation between microscopic and macroscopic mechanical properties in random mixtures of elastic media

Article Abstract:

A report on the solution to the problem of elastic mixture characterization of linear random mixtures that is obtained in terms of elastic properties of each constituent and a stoichiometric coefficient is presented.

Poisson ratio, Composite materials, Mechanical properties, Mixtures

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