Process development for a dispersion strengthened cobalt base alloy Final report, 25 Jun. 1968 - 24 Mar. 1969
Flash drying selective reduction processes for oxidative and thermal resistant cobalt alloys for air breathing engines
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Flash drying selective reduction processes for oxidative and thermal resistant cobalt alloys for air breathing engines
High temperature capability and workability of cobalt-tungsten alloys for aerospace applications
Carbides, nitrocarbides of nickel, cobalt alloys, and nickel-cobalt alloys evaluated for electrocatalysts in low temperature hydrogen peroxide fuel cells with alkaline electrolyte
Prior cold reduction for improved room temperature tensile ductility of cobalt-base alloy
Whisker reinforcement of cobalt-base alloys
Temperature and pressure effect on cobalt base alloy cavitation in liquid sodium, using vibratory apparatus and loss rate contour diagram
Thermal fatigue data on 15 nickel and cobalt base alloys
Effect of variations in silicon and iron content on embrittlement of cobalt-base alloy /L-605/
Modification of high temperature cobalt-tungsten alloys for improved stability
Technique developed for incorporating alumina and silicon carbide fibers in cobalt base alloy for application at high temperatures
Evaluation of cobalt base alloy made by extrusion of prealloyed powders
Cavitation damage resistance of iron alloys, nickel alloys, and cobalt alloys in liquid sodium and mercury - review of NASA program
Effect of temperature and pressure on cavitation damage to cobalt base alloy in sodium
Oxidation resistance and thermal fatigue cracking of nickel and cobalt base alloys in transonic gas streams
In order to develop elevated temperature multiaxial fatigue life prediction models for the wrought cobalt-base alloy, Haynes 188, a multiaxial fatigue data base is required. To satisfy this need, an elevated temperature experimental program on Haynes 188 consisting of axial, torsional, inphase and out of phase axial-torsional fatigue experiments was designed. Elevated temperature axial and torsional fatigue experiments were conducted under strain control on thin wall tubular specimens of Haynes 188 in air. Test results are given.
Flash drying selective reduction process for producing dispersion-strengthened cobalt base alloys
Using thin-foil electron microscopy to study effects of cold working and aging on substructure and precipitation in cobalt-base alloy L-605
Friction and wear characteristics for polycrystalline cobalt sliding on various materials in high vacuum