Exploration Of Vanadium-Base Alloys

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Title
Exploration Of Vanadium-Base Alloys
Date
1952
Index Abstract
Coming Soon
Photo Quality
Complete
Report Number
WADC TR 52-145 Part 3
Creator
Yamamoto, Albert S.
Rostoker, William
Corporate Author
Armour Research Foundation
Corporate Report Number
None Given
Laboratory
Materials Laboratory
Extent
75
NTRL Accession Number
AD058609
Identifier
AD0058609
Access Rights
Notice(s)
Distribution Classification
1
Contract
AF 33(038)-8517
DoD Task
73510
DTIC Record Exists
Yes
Distribution Change Authority Correspondence
AFAL ltr
Distribution Change Action Date
10/18/2001
Abstract
This is the third annual report. The oxidation study on vanadium alloys has been further pursued and the conclusion has been reached that satisfactory oxidation resistance at elevated temperature of vanadium-base alloys cannot be rendered by alloying alone but possibly by electroplating. Major efforts have been directed toward evaluating the elevated temperature tensile and stress-rupture strengths of the alloys under development. Carbon additions have proven beneficial as far as the forgeability is concerned. In certain cases, however, superior tensile ductilities are observed while no effect in stress-rupture behavior results. The current availability of less ezpensive vanadium-aluminum alloy produced by the alumino-thermic reduction process has promoted a feasibility study of its use. It is found that the alloys made of this are as competitive in mechanical properties as the equivalent alloys based on the very exensive calcium-reduced vanadium metal. A range of alloy compositions containing additions of titanium and aluminum have shown stress-rupture behavior which is as good or marginally better than the best titanium-base alloys.
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Index In
Materials Research Abstracts: A Review of the Air Force Materials Research and Development (1962), p. 162
DoD Project
7351 - Metallic Materials
Date Issued
1955-01
Provenance
IIT
Type
report
Format
1 online resource

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