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Alloy Digest (1967) 16 (11): Ni-129.
Published: 01 November 1967
... WASPALOY is a vacuum induction melted nickel-base alloy having outstanding tensil and stress-rupture strength up to 1400 F combined with high oxidation resistance up to 1600 F. It is recommended for gas turbine engines, airframe assemblies and missile systems. This datasheet provides information...
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Alloy Digest (2000) 49 (3): Ni-560.
Published: 01 March 2000
... Haynes Waspaloy is a specially vacuum melted, nickel-base alloy having outstanding tensile and stress-rupture strength up to 760 deg C (1400 deg F) combined with high oxidation resistance up to 871 deg C (1600 deg F). It is recommended for gas turbine engines, airframe assemblies, and missile...
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Alloy Digest (1978) 27 (9): Ni-257.
Published: 01 September 1978
... UDIMET WASPALOY is a nickel-base, austenitic, precipitation-hardenable alloy. It features outstanding tensile and stress-rupture strength up to 1400 F and high oxidation resistance up to 1600 F. It is used widely in gas turbine engines, airframe assemblies and missile systems. This datasheet...
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Alloy Digest (1981) 30 (9): Ni-271.
Published: 01 September 1981
... AISI No. 685 is a nickel-base, austenitic, precipitation-hardenable alloy. It has excellent tensile and stress-rupture strength to 1400 F and high resistance to corrosion and oxidation at temperatures at least to 1600 F. It is used widely in airframe assemblies, gas turbine engines and missile...
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Alloy Digest (2001) 50 (11): Ni-574.
Published: 01 November 2001
..., rings and casings, fasteners and other miscellaneous engine hard- ware, airframe assemblies, and missile systems. Producer: Special Metals 4317 Middle Settlement Rd. New Hartford, NY 13413-5392 (315) 798-2900 (800) 334-8351 (315) 798-2016 (fax) 3200 Riverside Dr. Huntington, WV 25705-1771 (304) 526-5100...
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Alloy Digest (1978) 27 (11): Ni-258.
Published: 01 November 1978
... has improved manufacturing processes to the point they completely eliminate structural inhomogeneity so harmful to subsequent fabrication and mechanical properties. Forms Available: Billet, bar, strip, sheet, wire and remelt stock. Applications: Gas turbines, missile sub-assemblies, airframe...
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Alloy Digest (1958) 7 (1): Ti-14.
Published: 01 January 1958
..., it is not generally recommended for welded assemblies. Corrosion ResMamez The cerrosiox ma&ence characteristics are sioxilxr to the com- merciaily pure gtxde of titaoium. It is highly sesistaot to salt water, maoy acids, ahlis, and other chess&& Galvanically, this alloy is near she noble end of the scale...
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Alloy Digest (2022) 71 (7): SS-1349.
Published: 01 July 2022
... to assemble Atlas 301 cold rolled components. The very small heat affected zone associated with this rapid welding technique results in little reduction of overall component strength. httpsdoi.org/10.31399/asm.ad.ss1349 ISSN: 002-614X Copyright © 2022, ASM International®. All rights reserved. Alloy Digest...
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Alloy Digest (1958) 7 (8): Ti-17.
Published: 01 August 1958
... It is not recommended for any kind of fusion welding. Spot welding has been successfuIIy employed to fabri- cate assemblies, although shear tests generally indicate low breaking loads MST 8Mn welds are usually brittle as in the case of aII combined alpha-beta alloys subject to heat treatment response. Embrittlement...
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Alloy Digest (1963) 12 (1): Ni-47.
Published: 01 January 1963
... to that obtained in srainless steeL Tensile and stress-rupture test data indicate the weld strength to be 90% of the base metal sue&t. The maarid should be in the fully solutioned condition before welding After welding, the assembly should be solution treated for homogenization and srress-relief then aged...
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Alloy Digest (1964) 13 (4): Ti-39.
Published: 01 April 1964
.... Applications: This alloy is nor generally recommended for welded assemblies; however ir can be successfully flash welded. Corrosion Resistance: Aircraft gas turbine engines, compressor wheels and blades, hub shafts and spacer rings, aircraft engines and airframes. Manufacturer: Harvey Aluminum (Incorporated1...
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Alloy Digest (1998) 47 (10): Ti-105.
Published: 01 October 1998
... TIMETAL 21S (Ti-15%Mo-3%Nb-3%Al-0.2Si) offers the good cold formability and weldability of a beta strip alloy, but with greatly improved oxidation resistance and creep strength. Aerospace applications include engine exhaust plug and nozzle assemblies. This datasheet provides information...
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Alloy Digest (1967) 16 (9): Ni-127.
Published: 01 September 1967
...% of the base metal strength. The material should be in the fully solutioned condition before weld- ing. After welding, rhe assembly should be solution treared for homogenization and stress-relief then aged for maximum strength. As in the case of forming, all pieces to be welded should be annealed at 1950-1975...
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Alloy Digest (1960) 9 (10): Ti-27.
Published: 01 October 1960
... assemblies is 60 hours at WOOF plus 30 minutes at 105OoF, air cooled. Corrosion Resistance: In either the solution-treated or aged condition the marerio is inert to sea water, salt and ocher natural environments, oxidizing media, inhibited reducing acids, alkalis and metallic chlorides at ambient...
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Alloy Digest (1964) 13 (6): Ni-92.
Published: 01 June 1964
... be in the fully solutioned condition before welding. After welding, the assembly should be solution treated for homogenization and srress-relief then aged for maximum strength. General Characteri sties: Ourstanding room and elevated temperature mechanical properties in bar and sheer forms have distinguished...