REPORT 2275

MATERIALS PROPERTIES DATA BOOK

REVISION OF 15 JULY 1970

VOLUME 1-A

NICKEL-BASE ALLOYS, REFRACTORY METALS, OTHER NONFERROUS METALS

30 AUGUST 1970 CONTRACT SNP-1

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MATERIALS DATA BOOK PREFACE
_L P R O G R A M

15 JULY 1970

SUPERSEDES 15 „^^ 1970

FOREWORD

This Data Book was p r e p a r e d in p a r t i a l fulfillment of Contract SNP-1 of the Space Nuclear
Propulsion Office, a joint office of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the
Atomic Energy C o m m i s s i o n , with the Aerojet Nuclear Systems Company. Guidance of the
work w a s the responsibility of the Cleveland Extension of SNPO.

Sheets based either wholly or in p a r t on technical contributions by the Westinghouse Astro -

nuclear L a b o r a t o r y a r e identified by WANL's insignia.

Contributions of data from p e r s o n s o r organizations a r e solicited, and if included in the Data

Book, p r o p e r acknowledgment will be m a d e . Communications relevant to such contributions
or for r e l a t e d m a t t e r s should be a d d r e s s e d to the Manager, M a t e r i a l s and P r o c e s s e s Section,
Aerojet Nuclear S y s t e m s Company, S a c r a m e n t o , California, under whose supervision the
work is being accomplished.

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DATE 15 MAR 1970

SUPERSEDES 30 gEPT 1969

AUTHORIZATION FOR USE

This M a t e r i a l s P r o p e r t i e s Data Book has been previously established, and continues in effect,
a s the basic design c r i t e r i o n for m a t e r i a l s usage within the NERVA P r o g r a m , subject to i n t e r -
pretation or extrapolation by the Aerojet Nuclear Systems Company, M a t e r i a l s and P r o c e s s e s
Section.

Submitted: Approved:

e^^^
C . W. Funk, Manager
M a t e r i a l s and P r o c e s s e s Section

v^c^r:^-^.
I. L . O d g e r s , Manager
Engineering Department
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Leepei
Vice P r e s i d e n t and
Technical D i r e c t o r
Aerojet Nuclear Systems Company

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DATE
15 JULY 1970
VOLUME 1
SUPERSEDES 15 „ftR 1970

VOLUME 1

INTRODUCTION
Page Page
A. GENERAL 3 B. LIST OF REFERENCES 21

1. O r g anization 4 Reference P r e s e n t a t i o n 22

2. Data P r e s e n t a t i o n 6 1970 23
1969 25
a. Adjustment of Data 6 1968 27
1967 29
b. Identification of P r i m a r y 6 1966 32
Strength P r o p e r t i e s 1965 36
1964 41
c. C a t e g o r i e s of P r i m a r y 7 1963 46
Strength P r o p e r t i e s 1962 50
1961 54
d. Design P r o p e r t i e s 8 I960 56
1959 59
e. Statistical Analysis of 9 1958 61
M a t e r i a l T e s t Data 1957 62
1956 63
f. Symbology 10 1955 64
1954 65
3. Bearing P r o p e r t i e s 12 1953 66
1952 66
4. Modulus of E l a s t i c i t y 12 1951 67
1950 67
5. T h e r m a l E m i s s i v i t y and Emittance 13 1949 68
1948 68
6. Goodman D i a g r a m s 14 1947 69
1946 69
7. Appendices 15 1939 70
1938 70
8. Data Sources 15

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DATE 15 JULY 1970

See Page$ 4 and 5 of Introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 1
SUPERSEDES jg „ A R 1970

VOLUME J,

MATERIALS DATA

1. LIGHT METAL ALLOYS

Code Page
Aluminum Alloys I-A 41

356 I-A-01 43
A356 I-A-02 51
2014 I-A-20 57
2024 I-A-24 61
2219 I-A-26 71
5083 I-A-52 79
5454 I-A-54 81
5456 I-A-56 83
6061 I-A-61 Vol. 1, P a g e 301
7039 I-A-74 97
7075 I-A-75 107
7079 I-A-77 119
7178 I-A-78 125

Titanium Alloys I-B 127

T i - 5 A l - 2 . 5 Sn (A-110 AT) I-B-10 129

T i - 5 A l - 2 . 5 Sn (A-110 A T ) - E L I I-B-11 Vol 1, Page 471
Ti-6A1-4V (C-120 AV) I-B-30 149
Ti-6A1-4V (C-120 AV)-ELI I-B-31 163

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DATE
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See Pages 4 and 5 of Introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 1-A
SUPERSEDES
30 SEPT 1969

VOLUME 1-A

MATERIALS DATA

II. NICKEL-BASE ALLOYS III. REFRACTORY METALS AND ALLOYS

Code Page Code

Solution-Hardening Alloys n-A 169 Molybdenum and Molybdenum Alloys III-A 243
Hastelloy C II-A-13 171 Molybdenum ni-A-10 245
Hastelloy N (INOR-8) n-A-14 181
AISI 680 (Hastelloy X) n-A-15 189 TZM Molybdenum III-A-11 257
Inconel 625 n-A-17 197
Tantalum and Tantalum Alloys ni-B 263
P r e c i p i t a t i o n - H a r d e n i n g Alloys II-B 207
Tantalum ni-B-10 265
AISI683 R e n e ' 41 n-B-10 209
AISI 684 Udimet 500 II-B-11 211* Tungsten and Tungsten Alloys in-C 273
AISI 685 Waspaloy II-B-12 213
AISI 687 Udimet 700 II-B-14 215 Tungsten III-C-10 275
AISI 688 Inconel X-750 II-B-15 217 Tungsten-25 Rhenium n i - C - 2 0 283
Alloy 718 II-B-17 223
Udimet 630 II-B-28 231* IV. OTHER NONFERROUS METALS AND ALLOYS
Code Page
D i s p e r s i o n - H a r d e n i n g Alloys n-c 235
Cobalt Alloys IV-A 289
TD Nickel n-c-10 237
AISI 670 Cobalt Alloy (Haynes 25) IV-A-11 291

Copper Alloys IV-B 303

O x y g e n - F r e e , High-Conductivity IV-B-10 305

Zirconium Alloys IV-C 313

*To be published

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DATE
30 SEPT 1969
See Pages 4 and 5 of Introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 2
SUPERSEDES 30 JUNE 1968

VOLUME 2

MATERIALS DATA

V. FERROUS ALLOYS
Code Page
Carbon and Low-Alloy Steels V-A 315
AISI 1025 V-A-10 317
AISI 4340 V-A-43 319
Austenitic Stainless Steels V-B 321

AISI 301 V-B-01 323

AISI 303 V-B-03 341
AISI 304 V-B-04 349
AISI 310 V-B-10 361
AISI 316 V-B-16 371
AISI 321 V-B-21 379
AISI 347 V - B - 4 7 V 0 I . 2, Page 261
Martensitic Stainless Steels V-C 401

AISI 440C (also, AISI 617) V-C-29 403

Precipitation-Hardening V-D 407
Stainless
AISI 630 (17-4 PH) V-D-10 409
AISI631 (17-7 PH) V-D-11 411
AISI 632 (PH-15-7 Mo) V-D-12 421
AISI 633 (AM 350) V-D-13 425

I r o n - N i c k e l - C h r o m i u m Alloys V-E 429

AISI660 (A-286) V-E-10 431
AISI 664 (D-979) V-E-14 445
Incoloy 800 V-E-16 454-A
Ni-SPAN-C902 V-E-20 455
Bolt M a t e r i a l s V-F 463

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30 SEPT 1969
See Pages 4 and 5 of Introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 3
SUPERSEDES 30 JUNE 1968

VOLUME J.
MATERIALS DATA

VI. NUCLEAR MATERIALS VII. GRAPHITES

Code Page Code Page
Nuclear Fuel M a t e r i a l s VI-A 465 Structural Graphites vn-A 499

NERVA Fueled Elements VI-A-10 467 Graphitite G vn-A-io 501

NERVA Non-Fueled Elements VI-A-11 471 MHLM (H4LM) VII-A-11 509
P-03 VII-A-12 515
Neutron Control M a t e r i a l s VI-B 475 ATJ VU-A-13 521
ZTA VII-A-14 527
AISI 304 + Gd VI-B-11 477 C a r b - I - T e x 500 Vn-A-15 529
Lithium Hydride VI-B-13 481 C a r b - I - T e x 700 Vn-A-16 532-A
C a r b - I - T e x 715 Vn-A-17 532-E
Moderator M a t e r i a l s VI-C 485 TS-699 Vn-A-18 533

Beryllium (S-200 grade) VI-C-12 Vol. 3, Page 41 High-Expansion vn-B 534-A

Beryllium (1-400 grade) VI-C-14 495 Structural Graphites
L-56 ^ vn-B-10 535
EP-192 vn-BOii 537
EP-192C vn-B-12 539
EP-192C-H Vn-B-13 540-A
SX-5 Vn-B-14 540-C
Pyrolytic Graphite VII-C 541

Pyrolytic graphite VII-C-10 543

Pyrolytic graphite foil
(Pyrofoil) vn-c-20 548

Other Graphites VII-D 549

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DATE 30 SEPT 1969

See Pages 4 and 5 of Introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 3
SUPERSEDES 30 JUNE 1968

VOLUME _J

MATERIALS DATA

VIII. REFRACTORY CERAMICS IX. ADHESIVES

Code Page Code Page
Oxides vni-A 551 Epoxies DC-A 601
B e r y l l i u m oxide VUI-A-IO 553 Epon 929 (Ep.) IX-A-10 603
M a g n e s i u m oxide vni-A-11 561 E p o n 934 (Ep.) DC-A-U 607
T h o r i u m oxide Vni-A-12 567 F M 1000 (Ep. -Nylon) IX-A-12 609
Zirconium oxide Vin-A-13 575 HT 424 (Ep. - P h e n . ) IX-A-13 611
Aerobond 430 (Ep. - P h e n . ) IX-A-14 615
Carbides vni-B 583 C-7 (Ep. -Resin) IX-A-15 619
E p o x y - P a t c h 0151 ( E p . - R e s i n ) IX-A-16 621
Boron carbide vm-B-io 585 Epy-150 (Ep. -Resin) IX-A-17 623
Tantalum carbide vni-B-11 589 Epy-400 (Ep. -Resin) IX-A-18 625

Nitrides VIII-C 593 Phenolic s IX-B 631

Boron nitride vm-c-io 595 Metlbond 402 (Phen.-Nit.) IX-B-10 633

FM-47 (Vinyl-Phen. IX-B-11 637

Polyur ethanes IX-C 641

A p c o 1202 IX-C-10 643*

Silicones DC-D 651

S i l a s t i c 140 (Silicone) DC-D-10 653

R T V 891 (Silicone) DC-D-U 655

C e r a m i c s ( C e m 2nts) DC-E

N a t i o n a l C a r b o n N o . 14 DC-E-IO 663
DW-30 IX-E-11 665
P-514 IX-E-12 667

*To b e p u b l i s h e d

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30 SEPT 1969
SUPERSEDES 30 JUNE 1968
See Pages 4 and 5 of introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 3

VOLUME 3

MATERIALS DATA APPENDICES

X. PLASTICS A. PLASTIC BENDING MODULUS

Code Page Page
Armalon X-A-10 673 F o r e w o r d and Nomenclature 703
Teflon X-A-11 677 1 Basic Relationships 704
SP-3 X-A-12 687 2 Ultimate Bending Strength 705
Kapton (H-Film) X-A-13 689 3 Yield Bending Strength 707
4 General S t r e s s Level 708
5 Example 710

B. EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON STRUCTURAL *

MATERIALS

*To be published

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FATIGUE STRENGTH
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PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK NICKEL ALLOY 11
DATE 15 JULY 1970 MODULUS OF ELASTICITY
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 .NERVA ALLOY 718
IPROGRAM
MATERIALS DATA BOOK NICKEL ALLOY

DATE 15 JULY 1970

THERMAL EXPANSION
SUPERSEDES 15 j E P T 1 9 6 7

HEAT T R E A T M E N T " A " A N D " B "

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TEMPERATURES IN 100° F

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15 JULY 1970
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15 JULY 1 9 7 0
THERMAL DIFFUSIVITY
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TEMPERATURES IN 100° F

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A. PROGR> MATERIALS DATA BOOK NICKEL ALLOY 15
DATE 15 JULY 1 9 7 0
DENSITY
SUPERSEDES j g gEPT 1 9 6 7 POISSON'S RATIO

HEAT TREATMENT " B " — — 4 - — HEAT TREATMENT " A "

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TEMPERATURES IN 100° F

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NUCLEAR ROCHroPERATIOIIS
 .NERVA ALLOY 718 II-B-17
IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK NICKEL ALLOY 16
DATE 15 JULY 1970
ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY
SUPERSEDES

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80 —^--^^ ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY, ALLOY 718

BELOW RT REF 70 1 69-16 69-9
68-12 AND 68 11

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TEMPERATURES IN 100° F

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