Atlas of Stress-Corrosion and Corrosion Fatigue Curves

Description

This Atlas was developed to serve engineers and researchers who are looking for stress corrosion cracking data and/ or corrosion fatigue data on particular metal alloys. In the past, the first step to locating this data was an expensive and time consuming search through the technical literature. Now, many of the important and frequently referenced curves are presented together in this volume. The curves are arranged by standard alloy designations and accompanied by a textual explanation of test procedures and interpretation of results. In each case the individual curve is referenced to the original source. The major alloy groups covered in this book include aluminum, copper, nickel, titanium, and other nonferrous alloys. Major sections are devoted to carbon, alloy, stainless and pressure vessel steels, as well as to superalloys. The effect of variables, such as grain size, cooling rate, stress intensity, and temperature, are presented, along with numerous environments. Content:• Front Matter • Preface • Table of Contents General Introduction •Part I. Ferrous Alloys 1. Carbon Steels 2. Alloy Steels 3. Maraging Steels •Part II. Stainless Steels 4. Stainless Steels •Part III. Aluminum Alloys 5. Aluminum Alloys •Part IV. Copper Alloys 6. Copper Alloys •Part V. Nickel-Base Alloys 7. Nickel-Base Alloys •Part VI. Titanium Alloys 8. Titanium Alloys •Part VII. Others Mg, Ta, W, U, Zn, Zr 9. Magnesium, Tantalum, Tungsten, Uranium, Zinc, Zirconium