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- June 11, 2020 at 8:20 am
  
  Anas7allak
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  Hi, Every Body,
  
  I'm doing now creep Simulation of normal sample for a tensile test using Ansys workbench. So I fix the sample at one edge and pull it from the other one with increasing forces at a constant temperature. I put all the need data including Combined time hardening coefficients. The simulation is done and I got the result.
  
  now if I want to calculate the creep strain using origin software so just mathematically. I have put all the Combined time hardening coefficients in the equation, the time and the temperature which is constant, and the stress which I got from Workbench in the used equation in the software.
  
  the problem here I got two different values for creep strain?
  
  I tried that with normal stress, intensity one all possible stresses? could you please tell me where is my mistake?
  
  I would appreciate it
  
  Best regards
  
  Anas

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