NASA NTRS · 19670020054
Stress corrosion
Abstract
This article recounts briefly some of the more critical stress-corrosion failures that have been experienced at Marshall Space Flight Center and the corrective action taken. Some of the recent stress corrosion studies are described and preliminary results tabulated. Specific problems described are the H-1 Engine LOX dome, the pneumatic line fitting sleeve problems and the more recent problem with wave springs used on MF-flared tube fittings. The use of nitric oxide in preventing stress-corrosion failures in titanium tanks is also discussed.
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Charles E. Cataldo. 1966-01-01. Stress corrosion. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19670020054
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