Investigation of the partial phase diagram of the Ti-Al-Cr-Fe-Si-B system /section with 3 percent of Al/
Partial phase diagram of titanium chromium iron silicon boron system
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Partial phase diagram of titanium chromium iron silicon boron system
Partial phase diagram of titanium aluminum chromium iron silicon boron system
Phase composition of alloys of titanium aluminum chromium iron silicon system
Welding parameters and elevated temperature aging and strength characteristics of transition joints between chromium molybdenum alloy steel and stainless steel
Mechanical properties of chromium molybdenum steel
Far IR absorption spectra of chromium and titanium ions in aluminum oxide crystal, indicating Jahn-Teller effect reduction of trigonal field and spin-orbit coupling
High temperature creep studies on unaltered, and recrystallized nickel alloys
Sharp line spectrum of exchange-coupled chromium ion pairs in ruby, using piezospectroscopic techniques
Cation defective NiAs type polymorphs magnetizations at various temperatures, showing transition from ferrimagnetic to antiferromagnetic ordering
Cobalt chromium high temperature oxidation and scale formation
Cobalt chromium alloys high temperature oxidation kinetics, discussing thermographic study of oxidation rate and oxygen pressure role
Paramagnetic energy levels of ground state of chromium 3 and aluminum oxides
Substorm-associated acceleration effects on electron increases in post-midnight sector of outer radiation belt
Nickel base alloy with resistance to oxidation at high temperatures and superior stress-rupture properties
Plasma sprayed chromium lithium yttria coatings for improved oxidation resistance of chromium alloys
Oxidation kinetics and scale morphology of chromium oxide forming thoriated and unthoriated Ni alloys, discussing rate controlling processes effects
An improved manufacturing process has been developed for TD-NiCr that provides sheet of improved quality, better gage control, and reproducible properties. A standard manufacturing process has been developed for the alternate alloy, DS-NiCr, produced by pack-chromizing Ni-2ThO2 sheet. Extension of forming and joining technology for TD-NiCr is in process. Formability criteria are being established for basic sheet forming processes related to the manufacture of Shuttle TPS panels. They include brake forming, corrugation forming, joggling, dimpling, and beading. Joining processes applicable to TPS panels are being optimized with emphasis on establishment of joint efficiencies. Resistance spot welding (fusion and solid state), resistance seam welding, solid-state diffusion welding, and brazing are included in the joining programs. Development of improved manufacturing technology for TD-NiCr fasteners is also being accomplished. Mechanical and physical properties of TD-NiCr are being characterized to provide design-allowable data.
Petrographic and electron-microprobe examination of the sample of 1 to 2 mm fines, Apollo 14166,6, has revealed a fragment with the unique lunar mineralogy of plagioclase, olivine, diopside, a Ti-Fe-Zr phase, and a trace of ilminite. The second occurrence of diopside is reported together with the third occurrence of a recently identified Ti-Fe-Zr phase. Microprobe analyses of the principal phases of the fragment studied are presented in a table. The relatively pure diopside analyses reported represent the most Mg-rich calcic pyroxene found in lunar material.