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Handbook on the Properties of Niobium, Moybdenum, Tantalum, Tungsten and some of their Alloys

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In the pursuit of materials inherently capable of operating at temperatures above approximately 1000 °C (or approximately 2000 °F), for the numerous and critical applications which are found in aerospace equipment and vehicles to an ever increasing degree, the materials community in NATO has quite generally turned to the four refractory metals: niobium, molybdenum, tantalum and tungsten, and their alloys. Thus it developed that this volume was prepared containing physical, mechanical, chemical, metallurgical, fabrication and miscellaneous data for the above-mentioned refractory metals and their alloys.

Author(s): Robert Syre
Series: AGARDograph 94
Publisher: NATO AGARD
Year: 1965

Language: English
Pages: XXI; 301
City: Paris

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
CHAPTER I - NIOBIUM AND NIOBIUM ALLOYS
1. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF NIOBIUM METAL
2. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF NIOBIUM METAL
3. CORROSION BY GASES, CHEMICALS AND LIQUID METALS
4. FABRICATION
5. NIOBIUM ALLOYS - PURPOSE AND COMPOSITION
6. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME ALLOYS
7. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME ALLOYS
8. CORROSION OF ALLOYS BY GASES, CHEMICALS ANDLIQUID METALS
9. FABRICATION
CHAPTER II - TANTALUM AND TANTALUM ALLOYS
1. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF TANTALUM METAL
2. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF TANTALUM METAL
3. CORROSION BY GASES, CHEMICALS AND LIQUID METALS
4. FABRICATION
5. TANTALUM ALLOYS
6. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME ALLOYS
7. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME ALLOYS
8. CORROSION OF ALLOYS BY GASES, CHEMICALS AND
9. FABRICATION
CHAPTER III - MOLYBDENUM AND MOLYBDENUM ALLOYS
1. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MOLYBDENUM METAL
2. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF MOLYBDENUM METAL
3. CORROSION BY GASES, CHEMICALS AND LIQUID METALS
4. FABRICATION
5. MOLYBDENUM ALLOYS
6. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME ALLOYS
7. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME ALLOYS
8. CORROSION BY GASES, CHEMICALS AND LIQUID METALS
9. FABRICATION
CHAPTER IV - TUNGSTEN AND TUNGSTEN ALLOYS
1. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF TUNGSTEN METAL
2. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF TUNGSTEN METAL
3. CORROSION BY GASES, CHEMICALS AND LIQUID METALS
4. FABRICATION
5. TUNGSTEN ALLOYS
6. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ALLOYS
7. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
8. CORROSION BY GASES AND CHEMICALS
9. FABRICATION
10. COMPARISON OF THE TENSILE STRENGTH OF REFRACTORY METALS AND THEIR ALLOYS
CHAPTER V - PROTECTIVE COATINGS
1. GENERAL
2. PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR NIOBIUM AND NIOBIUM ALLOYS
3. PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR TANTALUM AND TANTALUM ALLOYS
4. PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR MOLYBDENUM AND MOLYBDENUM ALLOYS
5. PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR TUNGSTEN AND TUNGSTEN ALLOYS
6. SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE OF COATED REFRACTORY METALS
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
DISTRIBUTION
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