INVESTIGATION OF NOTCH FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF CERTAIN ALLOYS IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE OF ROOM TEMPERATURE TO -423F

The notched fatigue behavior of 13 alloys was investigated in the temperature range room temperature to -423 F and in the lifetime range 10 to the 4th power to 10 to the 6th power cycles. The alloys studied were chosen on the basis of actual or potential application in missile and spacecraft cryogen...

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Hauptverfasser:	Gideon, Donald N, Favor, Ronald J, Koppenhafer, Arthur, Grover, Horace J, McClure, George M
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