8. TIME DEPENDENT BEHAVIOUR: CREEP
mechanical properties and performances. For example, dislocation climb, concentration of vacancies, new slip systems, and grain boundary sliding all are diffusion-controlled and will affect the behaviour of materials at high temperatures. In addition, corrosion or oxidation mechanisms, which are diffusion-rate dependent, will have an effect on ...
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