Scientists were quick to point out that the hardness of a metal alloy at high temperature decreases as the duration t of application of force P increases, and obtained empirical relationships of the type [47]: lg H = M – m app lg t if P = Cte( 1 )
The coefficients M and m app depend on temperature and test conditions; the factor m app, which we'll call apparent viscosity index, is a priori directly related to the viscosity index of the material. But, unlike hardness tests on metals carried out far below the melting temperature, these results have only gradually...
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