Abstract
The high-temperature creep characteristics were studied in Pb-9%Sn alloy in a stress range of 10−5-10−3 G at various temperatures. The experimental results indicated a transition from micro creep to climb creep mechanisms at a stress level of about 7 × 10−5 G. These results were compared with the earlier findings in Al-3 Mg solid solution alloy and were analysed in terms of the glide-climb model for high-temperature creep.