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Text Box: Creep and Stress Rupture Testing are similar in principal except that the applied loads in Stress Rupture Testing are generally higher than in Creep Testing. Stress Rupture is a measurement of “time to failure” at a particular load, time, and temperature, whereas Creep is a measurement of progressive mechanical deformation at a particular load, time, and temperature. 

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