Aircraft Steels

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High-pressure neutron diffraction apparatus for investigating the structure of liquids under hydrothermal conditions

“…An alternative to CarTech Custom 465 Stainless for the separator body and mushroom plug is the precipitation-hardened stainless steel MLX17 TM (UNS S11100) from Aubert & Duval. It has almost the same chromium and nickel content for corrosion resistance, but the elements used for precipitation hardening give improved resistance to stress corrosion cracking for steels with the same (H1000) condition [30]. Typically, the aging times at 1000 • F for Custom 465 Stainless versus MLX17 TM stainless steel are 4 h and 8 h, respectively.…”

On the effect of pre-strain and pre-fatigue on the monotonic behaviour of ultra-high strength steels

“…Lee et al [5] have previously conducted various tensile and fatigue tests on a range of aerospace steels including 300M and AerMet100 in order to characterise and compare their mechanical properties. Results show that 300M exhibits a K IC of 57 MPa√m and a UTS of~2000 MPa and AerMet100, a K IC of 125 MPa√m and UTS of 1979MPa.…”