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The analysis results show that with increasing C*, the creep model and ductility for determining crack-tip creep damage accumulation change from the low-stress regime model and ductility through a combination of low- and high-stress regime model and ductility to high-stress regime model and ductility.

In CCG life analyses and designs of high temperature components, the stress-regime dependent creep model and ductility need to be used.

In this paper, the stress-regime dependent creep model and ductility have been implemented in a ductility exhaustion based damage model, and their influence on creep crack growth (CCG) behavior of materials have been analyzed.

By using the stress-regime dependent creep model and ductility, the CCG rate in a Cr Mo V steel over a wide range of C* has been predicted by finite element analyses.

In the model, the strength and ductility of confined concrete are defined as a function of the equivalent uniform lateral confining pressure ( sigma_{le} ), and the tensile stress of concrete is ignored (Eq. (1)).

This means that it is necessary to accurately model the stiffness, strength and ductility of connections in seismic assessment and analysis for design.

The model accounts for composite inelasticity and ductility.

The model indicates that the strength and ductility are determined by two contradictory factors: the dislocation dynamic recovery rate and dislocation storage rate.

The objective of this work is to develop a constitutive model to account for strength and ductility change of CFST columns under sustained loading, validated by experimental data reported in the literature.

These results demonstrate the potential of the new model to assess the strength and ductility of fiber-reinforced composites which fail under local load sharing conditions by the unstable propagation of a cluster of broken fibers.

Response surface models for ultimate tensile stress (UTS) and ductility were constructed as a function of the design variables.