-
Title
-
Development Of A Ti-Al-Cb Alloy For Use At 1200 - 1800 F
-
Date
-
1963
-
Index Abstract
-
Coming Soon
-
Photo Quality
-
Complete
-
Report Number
-
ASD TR 61-446 Part 2
-
Creator
-
McAndrew, Joseph B.
-
Simcoe, Charles R.
-
Corporate Author
-
Armour Research Foundation
-
Laboratory
-
Air Force Materials Laboratory
-
Extent
-
40
-
Identifier
-
AD0408732
-
Distribution Classification
-
1
-
Contract
-
AF 33(616)-7262
-
DoD Project
-
7351 - Metallic Materials
-
DoD Task
-
735105
-
DTIC Record Exists
-
No
-
Distribution Change Authority Correspondence
-
None
-
Abstract
-
A study was made on ti-Al-Cb system for high temperature alloys with useful strengths above 1200 F. During the present program com position variations included: columbium from 17.5 to 35%, aluminum from 12.5 to 17.5%, and the addition of smaller amounts of zirconium, hafnium, tin, carbon or boron. Short-time tensile properties were determined for one strain rate (0.0029 in./in./min.) at 1600 F. Stress-rupture properties were obtained for a variety of temperatures and stresses. The Larson-Miller parameter was used to present these stress-rupture data so that the rupture life at various temperatures could be presented on a single plot for each alloy.
-
Report Availability
-
Full text available
-
Date Issued
-
1963-06
-
Provenance
-
Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire Control
-
Type
-
report
-
Format
-
1 online resource