Creep behavior of electron-beam-melted rhenium
Creep rupture behavior of electron beam melted polycrystalline sheet and powdered rhenium
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Creep rupture behavior of electron beam melted polycrystalline sheet and powdered rhenium
Molybdenum and tungsten alloys, detailing strengthening with hafnium carbide
Comparison of creep-rupture properties of electron beam-melted polycrystalline and powder- metallurgy rhenium sheets at 2200 to 4200 F and 4 to 40 ksi
Thermomechanical processing effects on structure and mechanical properties of molybdenum hafnium carbon alloys
Dynamic strain aging in carbide strengthened molybdenum alloys
Dynamic strain aging during creep and tensile tests of molybdenum-titanium-carbon alloys
Creep rate-stress-temperature relations for powder metallurgy rhenium, discussing activation energy
Mechanical properties of alloys molybdenum hafnium carbon compounds
Vacuum arc melted W and W-Re alloys mechanical properties, noting Re additions effects
Mechanical properties of tungsten and tungsten rhenium alloys
Alloy combines superior strength at elevated temperatures with improved ductility at lower temperatures relative to unalloyed tungsten. Composed of tungsten, rhenium, hafnium, and carbon, the alloy is prepared by consumable electrode vacuum arc-melting and can be fabricated into rod, plate, and sheet.
Tungsten-rhenium alloys with a substantially more dilute rhenium content have ductilities and other mechanical properties which compare favorably with the tungsten-rhenium alloys having much higher concentrations of the costly rhenium.
Mechanical properties of dilute tungsten-rhenium alloys prepared by electron beam and arc melting
Influence of boron additions on physical and mechanical properties of arc-melted tungsten and of tungsten-tantalum alloy
Arc-melted solid-solution and carbide strengthened tungsten alloys tested for mechanical properties at 2500 deg F to 4000 deg. F
Dilute tungsten rhenium alloys, determining ductility parameters, fabrication, tensile properties and creep behavior
Solid solution and carbide strengthened arc melted alloys of hafnium with tungsten and ternary alloys of tantalum, columbium, rhenium and carbon
Grain size effects on tensile and creep properties of arc-melted and electron-beam-melted tungsten