Five experimental tantalum alloy compositions containing 13-18% W+Re+Hf solid solution solute additions with dispersed phase strengthening achieved by carbon or nitrogen additions were prepared as 1.4 inch diameter ingot processed to 3/8 inch diameter rod and evaluated. Elevated temperature tensile and creep strength increased monotonically with increasing solute content. Room temperature elongation decreased for 20% to less than 2% as the solute content was increased above 16%. Phase identification indicated that the precipitating phase in the carbide containing alloys was Ta2C
Improvement in tensile strength and microstructure of tantalum alloys by thermomechanical processin
Deposited with permission of the author. © 1948 Sir. Rupert Horace MyersThe study of tantalum, its c...
Because of its high melting point (2976C) tantalum has received consideration as a structural materi...
Three experimental tantalum alloy compositions containing 14-16% W, 1% Re, 0.7% Hf, 0.025% C or 0.01...
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys for use in advanced space power system
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys - continued development in test progra
Mechanical properties determined for precipitation hardened tantalum base alloy /ASTAR-811C/ for pot...
Grain size and annealing temperature effects on creep properties of dispersion strengthened tantalum...
Creep properties, brittleness, hardness, and microstructure of dispersion strengthed tantalum base a...
Phase identification and morphology studies of dispersion hardened tantalum base alloys for advanced...
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys - development with evaluation of oxygen contaminated an...
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys for use in advanced spacecraft power systems - metallu...
Metallurgical condition was shown to have a significant effect on the creep properties of ASTAR-811C...
Creep tests were conducted on two tantalum alloys (ASTAR 811C and T-111 alloy), on a molybdenum allo...
Changes in the γ/γ\u27/carbide microstructure as a function of Ta content were studied in convention...
Improvement in tensile strength and microstructure of tantalum alloys by thermomechanical processin
Deposited with permission of the author. © 1948 Sir. Rupert Horace MyersThe study of tantalum, its c...
Because of its high melting point (2976C) tantalum has received consideration as a structural materi...
Three experimental tantalum alloy compositions containing 14-16% W, 1% Re, 0.7% Hf, 0.025% C or 0.01...
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys for use in advanced space power system
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys - continued development in test progra
Mechanical properties determined for precipitation hardened tantalum base alloy /ASTAR-811C/ for pot...
Grain size and annealing temperature effects on creep properties of dispersion strengthened tantalum...
Creep properties, brittleness, hardness, and microstructure of dispersion strengthed tantalum base a...
Phase identification and morphology studies of dispersion hardened tantalum base alloys for advanced...
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys - development with evaluation of oxygen contaminated an...
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys for use in advanced spacecraft power systems - metallu...
Metallurgical condition was shown to have a significant effect on the creep properties of ASTAR-811C...
Creep tests were conducted on two tantalum alloys (ASTAR 811C and T-111 alloy), on a molybdenum allo...
Changes in the γ/γ\u27/carbide microstructure as a function of Ta content were studied in convention...
Improvement in tensile strength and microstructure of tantalum alloys by thermomechanical processin
Deposited with permission of the author. © 1948 Sir. Rupert Horace MyersThe study of tantalum, its c...
Because of its high melting point (2976C) tantalum has received consideration as a structural materi...