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Effects of hydrostatic pressure cycling on mechanical behavior of body centered cubic refractory metals and alloys - quench aged condition study of iron-carbon alloys
Growth parameters for refractory carbide single crystals
Refractory transition metal carbide single crystal growth parameters
Creep resistance of refractory alloys at elevated temperatures under ultrahigh vacuum conditions
Material procurement and quality assurance for advanced refractory alloy corrosion loop program
Progress in refractory metals for structural applications - facilities, manufacturing, processing, and research and development
Transient measurement of thermal diffusivity of refractory materials at high temperature
High temperature fatigue data on refractory alloys in ultrahigh vacuum - tests on titanium- zirconium-molybdenum
Creep data obtained at high temperatures for molybdenum, niobium, tantalum, and tungsten refractory alloys which have potential use in advanced power systems
Elevated-temperature fatigue data on notched and smooth specimens of refractory alloys in ultrahigh vacuum environments
Growth parameters for refractory tantalum carbide single crystals
High temperature protective coating for refractory metals - electrodeposition and diffusion bonding of iridium on tantalum to prevent oxidation
Thermal emittance behavior of small cavities located on refractory metal surfaces
Advanced refractory alloy corrosion loop
Lithium-boiling potassium refractory metal Rankine cycle power system heat transfer models
Purification of alkali metals for use in advanced refractory alloy corrosion loop
Long time creep test data generated for refractory alloys at elevated temperatures
Fatigue data for refractory molybdenum-base alloys subjected to elevated temperatures in ultrahigh vacuum environment