METALLOGRAPHY (COLLECTION OF ARTICLES).
Abstract
Contents: Hydrogen embrittlement of steel; The regularities of intracrystalline distribution of elements in metallic alloys; Features of the fine structure of intercrystalline zones of structural steel in the condition of temper (heat) brittleness; The redistribution of carbon during the tempering of chrome-nickel stainless steel; The use of the radioactive isotope of hydrogen, tritium, to investigate certain metallurgical and metal-science questions; Processes due to tempering of alloy steels; The separate and combined effect of molybdenum and tungsten on the temper brittleness and hardenability of steel; Technological methods of evaluating the hardenability of constructional steel and its tendency to temper brittleness; Martensite and the Martensite transformations; The causes of the grain-size effect on the brittleness of ferritic steel; Study of the strength of notched specimens of brittle steel; On high-velocity plastic failure under the action of the energy of elastic deformation; The brittle strength of hardened steel; The role of surface-active substances in the phenomenon of delayed fracture of hardened steel; The effect of temperature on the recovery and plasticity of hardened steel; Comparative study of the effect of quenching and strain hardening on the physical and mechanical properties of low-carbon steel; The properties of the alloy AMg5V on cold-drawing; Plastic and hot working of certain two-phase alloys of titanium.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 01, 1960
- Accession Number
- AD0649486
Entities
Organizations
- National Air and Space Intelligence Center