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evaluation creep compliance particulate composites using empirical models always provides parameters depending initial stress material composition effort spent connect model parameters physical properties resulted success yet creep delamination matrix filler may occur depending time initial stress reducing interface adhesion load transfer filler particles paper creep compliance curves glass beads reinforced polybutylene terephthalate composites fitted burgers findley models providing different sets timedependent model parameters initial stress despite finding findley model performs well primary creep burgers model suitable secondary creep comes play allow qualitative prediction creep behavior interface adhesion time dependency implicit hidden parameter youngs modulus parameter models majority creep models selected introduced filler contentdependent parameter help cube cube elementary volume approach paul analysis led timedependent creep compliance depends timedependent creep matrix normalized particle distance filler volume content allowed accounting adhesion effect comparison experimental data confirmed elementary volumebased creep compliance function used predict realistic creep behavior particulate composites