H. Hucek M. Wahll: Volume 1 - Titanium Handbook of International Alloy Compositions and Designations.

Autor: H. Hucek M. Wahll

Titel: Volume 1 - Titanium
Handbook of International Alloy Compositions and Designations

Verlagsname: Metals and Ceramics Information Center, Battelle, Columbus, Ohio, USA

Jahr: 1976

Freie Beschreibung: This handbook is the first of a series intended to cover all metals and alloys that are available internationally. The overall objective is to provide reference books to establish the chemical composition and similarities of the wide variety of alloy designations for metals and alloys in use throughout the modern world. Through the use of an alphanumeric alloy index, the user may quickly locate a specific alloy composition and other relevant property data for this material, or he may search for a general or particular alloy system. The handbook is organized in a manner to clearly show the relationship of alloys and standards of one country with similar alloys and standards of other countries. The information presented is for guidance purposes only. This handbook is not intended to be used as a reference in purchase specifications, nor should it be used to supersede any standards or specifications. Under no circumstances should this handbook be taken as an authority to use material in lieu of the designers specifications. It may, however, aid in selecting alternative materials. The prevalent use of the English units system in the U.S. and the metric units system in Europe necessitates the use of both systems in this edition. It is hoped the the U.S. conversion to the (SI) International System of Units(38) in the metric system will be rapid. The conversion to SI is progressing rapidly in Europe. ABSTRACTINTRODUCTIONGENERAL CONSIDERATIONS OF TITANIUM AND TITANIUM ALLOYSPhysical and Metallurgical CharacteristicsAvailability and Designations of Titanium AlloysSTRUCTURE AND FORMAT OF THE TITANIUM ALLOY HANDBOOKData AcquisitionComputerized Format of Nominal CompositionsHandbook StructureDetailed Chemical CompositionAlloy IndexPhysical and Mechanical Properties and Equivalent Alloys StandardsTypical U.S. Titanium AlloysTypical Non-U.S. Titanium AlloysCurrent U.S. Titanium Standards and SpecificationsCorrelation of U.S. Alloy StandardsTitanium Sponge CharacteristicsForeign Titanium StandardsCompany and Country CodesUnified Numbering SystemBritish Titanium DataGerman Titanium DataSoviet Titanium DataTABLESREFERENCESAPPENDIXESALLOY INDEX
ca. 235 Seiten
ca. 21,5 x 28
kartoniert