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MATERIALS DATA BOOK PREFACE
LPROGRAM
DATE 15 JULY 1970

SUPiRSIOES 15 MAR 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
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DATE 15 MAR 1970

SUPERSEDES 30 gEPT 1969
AUTHORIZATION FOR USE
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NERVA TABLE OF
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK CONTENTS
15 JULY 1970
SUPERSEDES jg ^ ^ R 1970
VOLUME 1
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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.NERVA TABLE OF
IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK CONTENTS
15 JULY 1970
See Pages 4 and 5 of Introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 1
SUPERSEDES 15 „^^ 1970
VOLUME _1
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-UO 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
PAGE vi
TABLE OF
MATERIALS DATA BOOK CONTENTS
See Pages 4 and 5 of Introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 1-A
VOLUME 1-A
MATERIALS DATA
II. NICKEL-BASE ALLOYS III. REFRACTORY METALS AND ALLOYS

Code Page Code Page
Solution-Hardening Alloys n-A 169 Molybdenum and Molybdenum Alloys III-A 243
Hastelloy C II-A-13 171 Molybdenum m-A- 10 245

Hastelloy N (INOR-8) n-A-14 181 TZM Molybdenum III-A- 11 257
AISI 680 (Hastelloy X) II-A-15 189
Inconel 625 n-A-17 197 Tantalum and Tantalum Alloys m-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 n-B 207 Tantalum III-B- 10 265
AISI683 R e n e ' 41 n-B-10 209 Tungsten and Tungsten Alloys in-c 273
AISI 684 Udimet 500 II-B-11 211*
AISI 685 Waspaloy II-B-12 213 Tungsten m-c- 10 275
AISI 687 Udimet 700 II-B-14 215 Tungsten-25 Rhenium m-c- 20 283
AISI 688 Inconel X-750 II-B-15 217
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-io 237
AISI 670 Cobalt Alloy (Haynes 25) IV-A-U 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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ilPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK CONTENTS
DATE 30 SEPT 1969

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-47 Vol. 2, Page 261
Martensitic Stainless Steels V-C 401
AISI 440C (also, AISI 617) V-C-29 403
P r e cipitation-Hardening V-D 407

1 Stainless
AISI630 (17-4 PH) V-D-10 409
AISI 631 (17-7 PH) V-D-U 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
PAGE viil
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NERVA TABLE OF
LIPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK CONTENTS
DATE 30 SEPT 1969

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 E l e m e n t s VI-A-10 467 Graphitite G VII-A-10 501

NERVA Non-Fueled E l e m e n t s 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 VII-A-13 521
ZTA VII-A-14 527
AISI 304 + Gd VI-B-11 477 C a r b - I - T e x 500 VII-A-15 529
Liithium 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-Expan s ion vn-B 534-A
Beryllium (1-400 grade) VI-C-14 495 Structural Graphites
vn-B-10 535
EP-192 VII-BOll 537
EP-192C VU-B-12 539
EP-192C-H VII-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
NMO
RUCIEAR ROdWOPERATIORS
.NERVA TABLE OF
IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK CONTENTS
DATE
30 SEPT 1969
VOLUME _A
MATERIALS DATA
Vlll. REFRACTORY CERAMICS IX. ADHESIVES

Code Page Code Page
1 Oxides VIII-A 551 Epoxies IX-A 601
1 B e r y l l i u m oxide VIII-A-10 553 Epon 929 (Ep.) IX-A-10 603
1 M a g n e s i u m oxide VIII-A-11 561 E p o n 934 (Ep.) DC-A-11 607
1 T h o r i u m oxide Vm-A-12 567 F M 1000 (Ep. -Nylon) IX-A-12 609
1 Z i r c o n i u m oxide VIII-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
1 Carbides VIII-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
1 Boron carbide vm-B-io 585 Epy-150 (Ep. -Resin) IX-A-17 623
1 Tantalunn c a r b i d e vm-B-u 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-U 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) rx-D-10 653

R T V 891 (Silicone) DC-D-U 655
C e r a m i c s (Cements) 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 DC-E-ll 665
P-514 IX-E-12 667
1 *To b e published
PAGE X NMO
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NERVA TABLE OF
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK CONTENTS
DATE
30 SEPT 1969
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 3 Yield Bending Strength 707
4 General S t r e s s Level 708
5 Example 710
EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON STRUCTURAL

MATERIALS
*To be published
177 NERVA AISI 301
Li. PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK
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NMO
NUCLEAR R O O X n O P E R A T I O H S
347
PROGRAM
MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL

SUPERSEDES | MAY 1966 THERMAL EXPANSION VALUES ARE FROM
ROOM TEMPERATURE TO INDICATED TEMP
SPECIFIC HEAT
16 0.16
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NUCLEAR ROIlHaPEIIIITIOIIS
348
•XINERVA AISI 3 0 3
- i . PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES
POISSON'S RATIO
I MAY 1966
0.40
0.30
0.20 DATA NOT AVAILABLE
0.10
ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY
80
60 w^yyy^ ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY, AISI 3 0 3
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NUCLEtR ROaMDOPERtTIONS
.NERVA AISI 3 0 4
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK
STAINLESS STEEL
I MAY 1966 STRESS VS STRAIN

SUPERSEDES AS FUNCTION OF
TEMPERATURE
360
340
ANIJEAL ED 1
)AR STRESS VS STRAIN, A SI 3 0 4
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320
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355
DATE
SUPERSEDES
I MAY 1966 ROCKWELL HARDNESS
120
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KUCIEAR R O D H C C I ' E R A T I O R S
356
NERVA AISI 3 0 4

SUPERSEDES
(AFTER IRRADIATION)
DESIGN VALUES - 80"/ OF AVERAGE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

AISI TYPE 3 0 4 STAINLESS STEEL
E > 0 5 MEV
SEE INTRODUCTION, PAGE 3
TEMPERATURES ( F) PRE- POST-IRRADIATION VALUES

FORM GAGE NO OF
POST- POST- IRRADIATION
CONDITION (IN.) SPECIMENS
ANNEAL TEST VALUES
1 2-IN ROUND 27 5 27 0 1 X 10^ NP-66-35
30 0 31 0 2 x 10^ NP-63-3 E > 0 3 3 MEV
ANNEALED MATERIAL
(a) REDUCED SECTION 1/8-IN DfA

NERVA AISI 3 0 4
i.|PROGRAM
MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL
15 SEPT 1967
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SPECIFIC HEAT
.NERVA AISI 3 0 4
IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK
STAINLESS STEEL
DATE
15 SEPT 1967
SUPiMIDIS POISSON'S RATIO
I MAY 1966
0.40
0.30 .—+-— •**-

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0.20
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80
60 •••-•- ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY, AISI 3 0 4
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TEMPERATURES IN 100'F
NWO
DUCLEAR RaDMnilPERATION!
360
NERVA AISI 347 VB-47
DATE
3 0 SEPT 1969
SUPERSEDES BASIC DATA
1 MAY 1966
A. SENEBAL E. ROOM TEMPERATURE PROPERTIES F. THERMOPHYSICAL EFFECTS (CONTINUED)

(AVERAGE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)
AISI 3 4 7 IS AN AUSTENITIC STABILIZED STAINLESS STEEL 1. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES 2. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY VS. TEMPERATURE
OF THE CHROMIUM-NICKEL SERIES NOT HARDENABLE
TEMPERATURE J BTU - FT
THROUGH HEAT TREATMENT IT IS DESIGNED FOR USAGE
("F) HR-FT'-»F
REQUIRING INTERMITTENT HEATING AND COOLING TO BETWEEN ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH
8 0 0 AND 1 6 5 0 F IT RESISTS OXIDATION TO 1 7 0 0 F AND -423 1 05
FORGINGS (807. OF AVE )
INTERGRANULAR CORROSION TO 2 1 5 0 F ANNEALING IS NOT L B / I N - ' AT 81 F 0 2854 -280 5 26
SHEET (807. OF AVE )
USUALLY REQUIRED FOR CORROSION RESISTANCE, EXCEPT TO g/cc AT 8 1 F 7 899 -180 6 42
BAR (80% OF AVE 1
RELIEVE STRAINS FROM SEVERE FORMING OPERATIONS IT -100 7 28
CAN BE USED IN THE AS WELDED CONDITION IN CORROSIVE TENSILE YIELD STRENGTH SPECIFIC HEAT BTU/LB 80 a 55
APPLICATIONS 260 9 54
FORGINGS (807. OF AVE )
440 10 37
COLUMBIUM IS ADDED FOR STABILIZATION BECAUSE
SHEET (807. OF AVE )
620 11 10
TANTALUM IS USUALLY IN COMBINATION AND SIMILAR
BAR (807. OF AVE )
800 a 85
CHEMICALLY, THE STABILIZING ELEMENT CONTENT IS COMP. YIELD STRENGTH THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
SPECIFIED AS THE TOTAL OF COLUMBIUM AND TANTALUM.
K5I 980 12 66
1160 13 41
FOR NUCLEAR APPLICATIONS, TANTALUM CAN BE LIMITED 1340 14 22
TO 0 17. MAXIMUM AND THE ALLOY IS THEN DESIGNATED AS 1520 14 97
AtSI 3 4 8 A FREE-MACHINING VARIETY CONTAINING SELENIUM 1700 15 78
IS ALSO AVAILABLE ULTIMATE SHEAR STRENGTH MEAN COEFF. LINEAR THERMAL EXPANSION g IN - F 1880 16 53
2060 17 38
THIS MATERIAL IS AVAILABLE IN A L L WROUGHT FORMS AND 2240 18 09
AS CASTINGS 2420 18 90
DATA IN SECTION E ARE FOR ANNEALED MATERIAL UNLESS ULTIMATE BEARING STRENGTH LBRU- ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY
OTHERWISE STATED G. CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
e/D 1 5 (SHEET) 157 (REF 63-211
B. COMMERCIAL DESIGNATIONS e/D 2 0 GENERAL CORROSION RESISTANCE OF THIS STEEL IS SIMILAR
TO THAT OF TYPE 3 0 2 , BUT IT HAS A GREATER TENDENCY TO
WROUGHT AISI 3 4 7 COLUMBIUM-STABILIZED BEARING YIELD STRENGTH MAGNETIC PROPERTIES PITTING CORROSION AND ATTACK IN STREAKS THIS GRADE
CAST CF-8C 347C SUFFERS FROM PROLONGED HEATING IN THE RANGE OF 8 0 0 -
e/0 1 5 (SHEET) NON MAGNETIC IN THE ANNEALED CONDITION BECOMES 1 6 0 0 F IN SEVERE CORROSIVE SERVICE
C. FORMS. SPECIFICATIONS. SUPPLIERS e/D 2 0 SLIGHTLY MAGNETIC WHEN SEVERELY COLO WORKED, AS
SHOWN IN THE FOLLOWING TABLE THERE IS NO INTERGRANULAR CORROSION IN THIS STEEL, UNLESS
FORMS AND CONDITIONS SPECIFICATIONS IT IS HEATED TO ABOVE 2 1 5 0 F. AT THIS TEMPERATURE
ELONGATION
SHEET, STRIP, PLATE MIL-S-6721, TYPE Cb-Ta MAGNETIC PERMEABILITY COLUMBIUM CARBIDES GO INTO SOLID SOLUTION, AND SUBSEQUENT
FORGING (807. OF A V E . )
Q Q - S - 7 6 6 , AMS 5512 REDUCTION H = 50 RAPID COOLING, FOLLOWED BY HEATING TO 1 2 0 0 F, WILL CAUSE
TUBING, SEAMLESS MlL-T-8606 COMP G-347 SHEET (807. OF AVE )
PRECIPITATION, REDUCING THE RESISTANCE TO INTERGRANULAR
AMS 5 5 7 1 AND 5558 BAR (807- OF AVE ) '/'
0 1 0037 1.0044 ATTACK A STABILIZING ANNEAL WILL RESTORE THE CORROSION
TUBING, WELDED MIL-T-6737 COMP G-347 RESISTANCE.
REDUCTION OF AREA 13.5 1 0074 1 0088
AMS 5 5 7 5 AND 5558
40 0 1 062 1 068
QQ-S-763, CLASS 8 FORGINGS (807. OF AVE ) STRESS CRACKING MAY OCCUR IN WATER CONTAINING SMALL
BAR, FORGING
60 0 1 245 1 445
AMS 5646 BAR (807. OF AVE )
AMOUNTS OF CHLORIDES
4 12
WIRE, WELDING MIL-R-5031,
AMS 5680 MODULUS OF ELASTICITY F. THERMOPHYSICAL EFFECTS PASSIVATING WILL IMPROVE THE CORROSION RESISTANCE
ELECTRODE, COATED MIL-E-6844
WELDING AMS 5661 MELTING RANGE OXIDATION RESISTANCE IS GOOD UP TO 1 7 0 0 F FOR CON-
TINUING SERVICE AND 1 6 0 0 F FOR INTERMITTENT SERVICE
ALLEGHENY-LUDLUM STEEL CO 2550 - 2650 F
CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY COMP MODULUS OF ELASTICITY
REPUBLIC STEEL COMPANY H. NUCLEAR PROPERTIES
U S STEEL COMPANY PHASE CHANGES
THERMAL NEUTRON CROSS-SECTION IS 2 72 BARNS AT A
MINIMUM CONTENT OF NICKEL, CHROMIUM, AND MANGANESE,
D. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION (%) SUBJECT TO CARBIDE PRECIPITATION AFTER HEATING
MODULUS OF RIGIDITY ABOVE 2150 F, FOLLOWED BY HEATING AT ABOUT 1200 F AND 2 9 6 BARNS AT MAXIMUM CONTENT OF THESE ELEMENTS
ELEMENT (SEE SECTION G)

AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS RETAIN THEIR HIGH IMPACT
STRENGTH AFTER IRRADIATION IN CONTRAST TO FERRITIC
MAXIMUM 1 50 EMISSIVITY (SEE PAGE 13 OF INTRODUCTION)
STEELS WHICH MAY BECOME EMBRITTLED
MINIMUM 10*C HARDNESS (ANNEALED) HEMISPHERICAL TOTAL 0 125 + 0 04

NORMAL TOTAL 0 10 1 0 . 0 4
SflUfiCE REF 6 4 - 8 ETC BALANCE Ft BAR & PLATE, 228 6RINELL
SHEET & STRIP 90 Ro
VOL. 2, PAGE 261 NWO

• UCLItR MlSKltntHlft
INEk'yA AISI 347 V-B-47
IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 2
30 SEPT 1969
SUPERSEDES
BASIC DATA
1 MAY 1966
I NOMENCLATURE K PROCESSING K PROCESSING (CONTINUED) K PROCESSING (CONTINUED)

SURFACE TREATMENT JOINING
SCALE MAY BE REMOVED BY A SOLUTION OF 10 15 NITRIC ACID FORMABILITY IS GOOD A STRESS RELIEF OR ANNEALING FUSION WELDING OF THIS ALLOY IS MORE DIFFICULT THAN
PLUS 0 5 TO 3 OF HYDROFLUORIC ACID AT 120 140 F FOR IS RECOMMENDED AFTER FABRICATION THAT OF OTHER 18 8 GRADES POSTWELD ANNEALING IS
20 30 MINUTES SCALE REMOVAL IS EASIER WHEN PARTS HAVE NOT REQUIRED ALTHOUGH A STRESS RELIEF IS
BEEN HEATED IN AIR HOT WORKING STARTING RANGE 2100 2300 F RECOMMENDED TYPES 3 4 7 OR 3 4 9 FILLERS ARE USED
THE USE OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS SUCH AS TRICHLORO HOT WORKING FINISH TEMPERATURE MINIMUM) 1 7 0 0 F FOR PARENT METAL WELDED TO ITSELF SELECT ONE OF
ETHYLENE SHOULD BE AVOIDED SINCE THEY MAY CONTINUE TO THE FOLLOWING WELD RODS
STRESS CORROSION CRACKING COLD WORKING MAY BE USED TO ACHIEVE HIGHER HARDNESS AND AISI 3 4 7 / M I L R 5 0 3 1 CL 5A
STRENGTH WITH BETTER MACHINING CHARACTERISTICS THAN ARE AISI 3 4 9 MIL R 5031 CL 6
REMOVE ALL SURFACE CONTAMINANTS BEFORE ANNEALING OBTAINABLE IN THE ANNEALED CONDITION AS ILLUSTRATED IN ER 3 4 9 / A S T M A 3 7 1 CL ER349
THIS SKETCH
MACHINING
180
USE SAME PRECAUTION AS FOR TYPE 302
L GOODMAN DIAGRAM
J SERVICE LIMITS THERMAL TREATMENT
423 TO 1 6 0 0 F (SEE BELOW

10 20 30
CONTINUOUS SERVICE 1600 F WROUGHT PRODUCTS 1800 2000 F (1800 1900 F PREFERRED) COLD WORK
1 HOUR PER INCH OF THICKNESS 2 HOURS MINIMUM FOR PLATE
INTERMITTENT SERVICE 1450 F FURNACE COOL OR AIR COOL THE EFFECT OF ROLLING CONDITIONS ON TS YS AND e
OF TYPE 3 4 7 IS SHOWN BELOW
SAFE RESISTANCE TO OXIDATION IN AIR OF ABOUT 1 6 0 0 F VARIATIONS IN ANNEALING TEMPERATURE WITHIN THE ELONGATION
RECOMMENDED RANGE HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON TENSILE 0 20 4 0 60
-p*n—17*"
PROPERTIES OF THIS ALLOY /lO 20 30 4 0 50 60 70
MEAN STRESS
APPROXIMATE MODIFIED GOODMAN DIAGRAM

AISI 3 1 7 STAlNLtiSS STEEL
1950 2050 F 30 MINUTES AT TEMPERATURE QUENCH NNNEALEP F LEXURE LOAD
OR AIR COOL 0 02V ir THICK SHEET TO^F
REF 65
STABILIZATION FOR SERVICE
100 200 300
AT 800 1500 F HEAT TO 1500 1650 F HOLD ONE HOUR PER
R T TENSILE STRENGTH 1000 PSl
INCH OF THICKNESS 2 HOURS MINIMUM FOR PLATE
STRESS RELIEF M REFERENCES

AFTER FABRICATION 1300 F FOR TIMES NOT EXCEEDING 69 3 66 37 63 3
1 OR 2 HOURS 69 4 66 70 63 21
68 12 65 I 63 22 56 8
ALLOY CAN BE HARDENED ONLY BY COLD WORK NG 67 6 65 71 63 33 54 7
67 7 65 89 63 56 52 1
67 44 65 99 63 61 49 3
66 3 65 100 62 84 47 1
66 35 64 8 61 3
63 1 61 20
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NRO A N D SNPO CONCURRENCE REQUIRED FOR U S E I N N E R V A FINAL DESIGN
INERVA AISI 347 VB-47

:OGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 3
DATE
30 SEPT 1969
SUPERSEDES
TENSILE STRENGTHS
180
170 .
SHEET, ANNEALED
TENSILE STRENGTHS, AISI 3 4 7
160
^ ^ ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH
150 REF. 5 2 - 1
140
130
120
110
100
1^ 90
80
70 N
60
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50 /
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40 \
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30 s V,^
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10
- 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
VOL. 2, PAGE 2 6 3 NHO

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NRO AND SNPO CONCURRENCE REQUIRED FOR USE IN NERVA FINAL DESIGN
NERVA AISI 347 V-B-47

PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 3A
200
30 SEPT 1969
190 TENSILE STRENGTHS
SUPERSEDES 1 MAY 1 9 6 6
180
170
TENSILE STRENGTHS, AISI 347
FORGINGS AND BAR, ANNEALED
ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH, 9 9 - 9 5 BASIS
160 • ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH, 80Vi OF AVG
TENSILE YIELD STRENGTH, 9 9 - 9 5 BASIS
• TENSILE YIELD STRENGTH, 80% OF AVG
150 REF (FORGINGS), 6 5 - 1 0 0 AND 52-1
REF (BAR), 6 5 - 1 0 0 63-33, 63-3,
AND 52-1
140
130
STATISTICAL PARAMETERS
FOR MECHANICAL PROPERTIES - FORGINGS
120 99% RELIABILITY - 95% CONFIDENCE VALUES
TEMP F
°F LOTS neff 7 k s tu
110
70 12 46 24 85 2 3 181 4 70 70 3
^y
100
70 16 60 26 39 4 3 136 5 03 23 7
REF 69-4
90 MAJOR VARIABLES CONSIDERED
HEAT-TO-HEAT AND WITHIN-HEAT VARIATIONS
80
IS
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
-5 -2 -1 0 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
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NRO AND SNPO CONCURRENCE REQUIRED FOR U S E I N N E R V A FINAL DESIGN

PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL SB
200
'**^' 30 SEPT 1969
190 \ SUPERSEDES itrasiLt aiKtniiina
180 \
170 \
\ 10% COLD REDUCTION
160 V TENSILE STRENGTHS, AISI 347
150 \
REF 56-8
140 \
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120 \
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100 \
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40
30
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VOL. 2, PAGE 2 6 5
aUCLEAR ROlUHOFERATIOat

T l NERVA AISI 347

- L PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL
30 SEPT 1969 STRENGTHS

SUPERSEDES COMPRESSIVE, SHEAR,
BEARING, FLEXURAL
180
170
ULTIMATE BEARING - STRENGTHS, AISI 347
STRENGTH
SHEET, ANNEALED - TUB = 86.8 KSI • # VALUES AT 7 0 " F AND 1 0 0 0 ° F FOR
160 # PROPERTIES SHOWN
•... 0 063 l^ THICK
w^^^^^ ANNEALED
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150 ESTIMATED TRENDS
NV v.
CURVES ABOVE RT ARE ESTIMATED BY
COMPARISON WITH SIMILAR CURVES FOR
140
AISI 321 IN REF 54 7
REF 66-70 63 56 AND 54 7
130 \ i., .
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40 "•••"••-.,
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30
20
10
0
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
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NRO AND SNPO CONCURRENCE REQUIRED FOR USE I N N E R V A FINAL DESIGN
(OJNERVA AISI 347 V-B-47

XJPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 5
200 r~
"AT' 30 SEPT 1969
\ r hAMiaUb b i K t n i a i n
" 1 MAY 1966
^J II
160
H\ n r
\
FATIGUE STRENGTH, AISI 34 7
120
V.
h/-^- •v
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1800
3450
FLEXURE,
CPM AT
CPM AT
70°F
423''F
NOTCHED,
110°F
Ky - 8 4
AND 320°F
Sg <^ -- "-^j "t REF 65 AND 6 1 20
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[^NERVA AISI 347 V-B-47
ULlPROGRAi MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 6
30 SEPT 1969 STRESS TO RUPTURE

SUPERSEDES AND CREEP
AS FUNCTION OF TEMPERATURE
SHEET, ANNEALED
80 STRESS TO RUPTURE AND CREEP,
AISI 347
. - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 % CREEP
REF. 49-3
70
60
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— 10 "^ HOURS
/
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/
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// — 10 ^ HOURS
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[ ^ NERVA AISI 347 V-B-47
LUPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 7

SUPERSEDES 1 MAY 1966
AND CREEP
AS FUNCTION OF TIME
nu — "TT
r r •• " 1
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80 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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VOL. 2, PAGE 2 6 9 Njno

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LLIPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL
DATE STRESS TO RUPTURE

3 0 SEPT 1 9 6 9
SUPERSEDES
AND CREEP
AS FUNCTION OF TEMPERATURE
V\J
ANNEALED BAR STRESS TO RUPTURE AND CREEP, AISI 347

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PROGRAM
MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 7A
BATE 3 0 SEPT 1 9 6 9 STRESS TO RUPTURE

SUPERSEDES i MAY 1 9 6 6
AND CREEP
AS FUNCTION OF TIME
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•PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 6B

SUPERSEDES
AND CREEP
AS FUNCTION OF TIME
3U
ANNEALED FORGINGS AND PLATE

STRESS TO RUPTURE AND CREEP, AISI 3 4 7
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(l)|NERVA AISI 347 V-B-47

MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 7B
i.1 PROGRAM

AS FUNCTION OF TIME
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JL PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL V-B-47
DATE
30 SEPT 1969
SUPERSEDES
THIS PAGE LEFT BLANK FOR PRINTING PURPOSES
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mNERVA AISI 347 V-B-47

UL PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 8
30 SEPT 1969 STRESS VS STRAIN

SUPERSEDES i „ A Y 1966 AS FUNCTION OF TEMPERATURE
180
170
SHEET - ANNEALED
160 STRESS VS STRAIN, AISI 3 4 7
0 063 1 THICK 'REFER TO ORDINATE SCALE B

1/2 HOUR AT TEMPERATURES
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140
130
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STRAIN IN/IN DEFORMATION, IN/IN
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rXlNERVA AISI 347 V-B-47
LJLIPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 8A
(UPPER)
30 SEPT 1969
STRESS VS STRAIN
SUPERSEDES j „ftY 1966 AS FUNCTION OF TEMPERATURE
360
1—
350
BAR, ANNEALED
340
SEE LOWER HALF OF SHEET FOR NOTES
330
320
310
300
SCALE "A"
290
280
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\ STRAIN, IN./IN
\ _ MATCH LINE FOR CONTINUATION OF
DRAWING ON LOWER HALF OF SHEET
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LJLIPROGRAM STAINLESS STEEL 8A
(LOWER)
r MATCH LINE FOR CONTINUAT ON OF
''*^' 30 SEPT 1969 DRAWING ON UPPER HALF OF SHEET STRESS VS STRAIN
SUPERSEDES i „AY 1966 AS FUNCTION OF TEMPERATURE
1
180 ' /—1 1
y 1
170 / i
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1 STRESS VS STRAIN, A S 3^7
160
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1
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LLIPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 9
30 SEPT 1969
IMPACT STRENGTH
SUPERSEDES j ^^Y 1966 HARDNESS
90 90
ANNEALED (except as noted) IMPACT STRENGTH, AISI 3 4 7

80 •''''^- ANNEALED
80
^ - ' COLD-WORKED
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NOTCH IN WELD
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DEEP
10 10
- 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
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DATE 30 SEPT 1969
REDUCTION OF AREA
SUPERSEDES 15 jEPT 1967 ELONGATION
80 80
SHEET ANNEALED
2
60 ^ V \
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REF. 6 3 - 2 2 AND
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mNERVA AISI 347 V-B-47

ULIPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL lOA
DATE
30 SEPT 1969
REDUCTION OF AREA
SUPERSEDES
80 80
_EDUCTION OF AREA, AISI 3 4 7
60 LONGATION, AISI 3 4 7 60
s ^ —1 • — •
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I NERVA AISI 347 V-B-47

RAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL lOB

SUPERSEDES 15 gEPT 1967 (AFTER IRRADIATION)
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

AISI TYPE 347 STAINLESS STEEL - 1 0 MEV ( CRYOGENIC TESTS )
SEE INTRODUCTION PACE 3
; 0 48 EV I ELEVATED TEMP TESTS )
TEMPERATURES [°F) PRE- POST-IRRADIATION VALUE

GAGE NO OF
DOSAGES GIVEN AS INTEGRATED NEUTRON FLUX (NVT) N TERMS OF NEUTRONS/CM^
AND LENGTH IRRADIATION REFERENCE COMMENTS
IRRADIATION IRRADIATION IRRADIATfON CONTROL 10 » 10- ,0- lo'' 10 "
CONDITION [IN.) SPECIMENS
ANNEAL TEST VALUES ELONG - DOSAGE ELONG - DOSAGE ELONG - DOSAGE ELONG.- DOSAGE ELONG ' DOSAGE
1 . , 2 0 ( c ) -423 -423 32 33 5.10^^ 4 67 6

LONG 1a ^ 2 0 ( L } 423 -423 21 5 24 5-10^^ 4 67-6 308 FILLER
( 1 1 -423 80 -423 32 36 5 4 E > 0 33 MEV
67 6
CAST '1 423 423 6 5 8 5x10^^ 4 67-6
1 1-IN PL ( -1 ) 2 0 -423 423 21 21 4x10^^ 4 67 b

1 4-IN PL ( i ) 2 0 -423 423 17 5 16 4x10^^ 4
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1 4 IN PL ' 1 2 0 320 320 25 26 5 4x10^' 4
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67-/ -^
67 7
-. ANNEALED MATERIAL
HEATED AT 1300"F AND COOLED SLOWLY TO SIMULATE

BRAZE CYCLE AFTER 2150°F SOLUTION TREATMENT
U ) REDUCED SECTION 3 8 IN x 1 8-IN
.' REDUCED SECTION 1 8-IN DIA
c REDUCED SECTION 1 4 IN DIA
( () REDUCED SECTION 1 2-IN *. 1 64 IN

( ) SPECIMENS HELD AT TEST TEMP 3 0 - M I N BEFORE
INITIATING TEST STRAIN RATE 0 002 IN IN MIN TO
FRACTURE IN A L L ELEVATED TEWP TESTS
WELDED
1 1 1 1
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BATE 3 0 SEPT 1 9 6 9
SUPERSEDES
15 SEPT 1967 MODULUS OF RIGIDITY
* — « MODULUS OF ELASTICITY, AISI 347

32 REF 6 3 - 2 1 AND 4 7 - 1
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AISI 347
STAINLESS STEEL
V-B-47
12
DATE 30 SEPT 1969
VALUES OF M E A N COEFFICIENT ARE FROM
THERMAL EXPANSION
SUPERSEDES jg gEPT 1967 ROOM T E M P E R A T U R E T O INDICATED TEMPERATURES
IH
ANNEALED
THERMAL EXPANSION AIS 3 4 7
16 •••---"— MEAN COEFFICIENT
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i.|pROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 13
DATE 30 SEPT 1969
SUPERSiDIS 15 SEPT 1967 SPECIFIC HEAT
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DATE 30 SEPT 1969
THERMAL DIFFUSIVITY
SUPERSEDES EMISSIVITY
L TO 1 4 4 AT 4 1 4 ° AND
DIFFUSIVITY, AISI 3 4 7
TO 2 8 8 AT 450°
— —TEST DATA JENKINS AND PARKER (1961)
REF 66-37
0 30 ---EMISSIVITY, AISI 3 4 7 0 30
RECOMMENDED VALUES REF 66-37
^ . - - ' --- SEE NOTE CONCERNING EMITTANCE

AND EMISSIVITY ON PAGE 13 OF
1 , '*' INTRODUCTION
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:OGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK STAINLESS STEEL 15
30 SEPT 1969 DENSITY

SUPERSEDES j g jEPT 1967 POISSON'S RATIO
p-^^^^.. DENSITY, AISI 3 4 7
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3 0 SEPT 1969
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STAINLESS STEEL 9
DATE
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80% OF AVERAGE
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TEMPERATURES IN lOO* F
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405
(.JNERVA AISI 440C
LI PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK (ALSO AISI 617)
STAINLESS STEEL
SUPERSEDES
(AFTER IRRADIATION)
DESIGN VALUES - 8 0 % OF AVERAGE AISI TYPE 4 4 0 - C STAINLESS STEEL

SEE INTRODUCTION, PAGE 3
TEMPERATURES ( F) PRE- POST-IRRADIATION VALUES

FORM GAGE NO. OF
CONDITION UN.) SPECIMENS
ANNEAL TEST VALUES ELONG. - % DOSAGE ELONG.-% DOSAGE
1 / 2 - I N . ROUND
REDUCED SECTION 1 / 8 - I N . DtA,
CONTROL Fî ,T - 4 2 3 ° F - 2 6 0 KSI

IRRADIATED I I AT - 4 2 3 ° F - 2 1 9 KSI
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IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK (17-7 PH)
STAINLESS STEEL
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES I MAY 1966
\/IODULUS OF ELASTICITY
40
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REF NP 6 6 3 8 NP 6 5 1 AND NP 6 2 5 1
10
MODULUS OF RIGIDITY
40
1 1
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TH 050 0
30 1- 12
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REF NP 6 5 1 AND NP 6 2 5 1
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20
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NERVA AISI 631 V-D-ll
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK (17-7 PH)
STAINLESS STEEL II

SUPERSEDES THERMAL EXPANSION VALUES ARE FROM
I MAY 1966
ROOM TEMPERATURE TO INDICATED TEMP. SPECIFIC HEAT
0 16
2
X
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12 REF NP-65-1 AND NP 6 0 9

1 0 12
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Q:
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X 0 REF NP-66 3 8
NP 6 0 2
NP 6 1 12
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NERVA AISI 633
V-D-13
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK (AM 3 5 0 )
STAINLESS STEEL 9A
DATE 15 SEPT 1967 ELONGATION
SUPERSfOES
(AFTER IRRADIATION)
DESIGN VALULS 807 OF AVERAGE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

AM-350 STAINLESS STEEL
E > 1 0 MEV
TEMPERATURES TF) PRE- POST IRRADIATION VALUES

FORM GAGE NO OF
POST POST- IRRADIATION
CONTROL 10"7
IRRADIATION IRRADIATION
CONDITION {IN ) SPECIMENS
ANNEAL TEST VALUES ELONG / DOSAGE
E > - 0 5 MEV
13 5 6x10^' NP 6 1 4 1
18 5 1 2 « 10^' NP 5 8 13
(a) REDUCED SECTION 1/8 IN OIA
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NUCLEAR R O C J T K / O P E RATIONS
427
NERVA AISI 633 V-D-13
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK (AM 3 5 0 )
II
STAINLESS STEEL
15 SEPT 1967
THERMAL EXPANSION
SUPERSEDES THERMAL EXPANSION VALUES ARE FROM
I MAY 1966 SPECIFIC HEAT
ROOM TEMPERATURE TO INDICATED TEMR
lb 0.16
1 11 11
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— ' — - THERMAL EXPANSION, AISI 633
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428
NERVA AISI 6 6 0 V-E-IO
PROGRAM
MATERIALS DATA BOOK {A-286)
9
IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY

SUPERSEDES , uM 1966 ROCKWELL HARDNESS
120
• 0 750 IN DIA BAR SOLUTION TREATED
/ AT 1 8 0 0 ° F FOR 1 5 HR AC AGED AT
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100 CO
CO
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0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0
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A C AIR COOLED
C D COLD DRAWN
ELONGATION
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80 80
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NUCLEAR DOliwOPEKTIOIIS
441
NERVA AISI 660 V-E-IO
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK (A-286)
9A
DATE
SUPERSEDES
(AFTER IRRADIATION)
DESIGN VALUES 80/ OF AVERAGE

A-286 STAINLESS STEEL
TEMPERATURES (°F) PRE POST-IRRADIATION VALUES

FORM GAGE NO OF
POST POST IRRADIATION
CONDITION (IN ) VALUES SPECIMENS
ANNEAL TEST ELONG - / DOSAGE
1 4 IN PLATE 423 30 5 NP 66 3 E > - 1 0 MEV
1 2 IN ROUND 430 28 0 27 0 1 X 10' NP 66 3 5 E > • 0 5 MEV
1/2 N ROUND 430 25 5 25 0 1 X 10^ NP 66 3 5 E > 0 5 MEV
FORGING 423 423 21 0 15 0 4x10^ NP 67 7 E : > 1 0 MEV
FORGING •' 320 320 26 0 26 0 4 X 10^ NP 67 7 E > - 1 0 MEV
( a > IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATION AMS 5 7 3 5 AiR MELTED

SOLUTION TREATED AT 1 8 0 0 ° F AND AGED REDUCED SECTION
0 125 IN DIA
( b ) IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATtON AMS 5 7 3 7 CON VAC REMELT

SOLUTION TREATED AT 1 6 5 0 ° F AND AGED REDUCED SECTION
0 125 IN DIA
442
NERVA
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES
MODULUS OF ELASTOTY
I MAY 1966
40
...
^ ^ '
- S O L U T I O N TREATED AND AGED
REF NP 6 2 2 ANDNP 6 4 8
/
30 1 ^"" 1
• • • ^ MODULUS OF ELASTICITY AISI 6 6 0
..., / * »•>», T^HMM • » * •
/ cc:; ^ , REF NP 6 6 3 4
AND NP 62 2
NP 6 5 5 1 NP 6 4 8
< 1 ——.
2 IN 01 ^ BOLT MATERIA , COLD DRAWN
UJ OT
Q. F DRMED HREAD R OLLED
OR
AND AGED CONFOF MING
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20 T 3 AMS 5 735E STA NDARD T YPE R 3 TENSILE
O O S ÊCIMENS REF NP 6 5 5 1
3
-I
O
O 10
MODULUS OF RIGIDITY
40
30
. . . . MODULUS OF RIGIDITY, AISI 6 6 0
REF NP 6 6 3 4 AND NP 6 4 8
9
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NUCLEAD ROdAÔPERATIOIIS
443
•NERVA AISI 6 6 0 V-E-IO
IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK (A-286)
II

SUPCKSIDES I MAY 1966 THERMAL EXPANSION VALUES ARE FROM
ROOM TEMPERATURE T O INDICATED TEMR
SPECIFIC HEAT
16 0 16
(0
1—
z
X
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0 12
REF NP-66-34, N P - 6 4 - 8 , AND N P - 6 2 - 1 0
u u.
X • — FULLY HEAT-TREATED CONDITION
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•NERVA INCOLOY 800
IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES
BASIC DATA
E. ROOM TEMPERATURE PROPERTIES F. THERMOPHYSICAL EFFECTS (CONTINUED)

I AVERAGE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOT.ED)
INCOLOY ALLOY 800 AN AUSTENITIC SOLID SOLUTION ALLOY I MECHANICAL PROPERTIES * * I MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (CONTINUED) PHASE CHANGES
PROVIDES GOOD STRENGTH AND RESISTANCE TO OXIDATION AND C D PIPE, TUBE SHEET & STRIP H R
CARBUftlZATION AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES SOL CD A L L OTHER H "R" PLATE PLATE MODULUS OF ELASTICITY BETWEEN 1 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 0 ° F, METAL CARBIDE PRESUMABLY CHRO-
ANN ANN TEMPERS ANN A R MIUM CARBIDE, IS PRECIPITATED THEREFORE, THE ALLOY
IT IS STABLY AUSTENITIC ANO HAS DUCTILITY WITH RESIST- TENSILE ULTIMATE STRENGTH f-.,, KSI CAN BE MADE SUSCEPTIBLE TO INTERGRANULAR ATTACK BY
ANCE TO SCALING AND GENERAL CORROSION AND TO STRESS- SENSITIZATION IN THE 1000 1 4 0 0 ° F TEMPERATURE RANGE
CORROSION CRACKING 70 75 70
MODULUS OF RIGIDITY SENSITIZATION SHOULD BE AVOIDED IF THE M A T E : R I A L IS TO
IT IS READILY FABRICATED AND WELDED BY STANDARD COM- BE PICKLED OR EXPOSED TO VERY AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS
MERCIAL PROCEDURES TENSILE YIELD STRENGTH
BECAUSE OF ITS STABLY AUSTENITIC STRUCTURE, IT DOES
INCOLOY ALLOY 800 IS USED IN THE INDUSTRIAL HEATING, 25 30 25 NOT FORM THE BRITTLE SIGMA PHASE EVEN AFTER LONG
PETROCHEMICAL AND PROCESS FIELDS POISSON S RATIO PERIODS OF USE IN THE CRITICAL TEMPERATURE RANGE OF
1200 - 1 6 0 0 ° F
THE VALUES IN SECTION E ARE AVERAGE VALUES EXCEPT COMP YIELD STRENGTH
F-r,,, F - ^ , RA AND e WHICH ARE DESIGN VALUES, AND
2 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY VS TEMPERATURE
B COMMERCIAL DESIGNATIONS ULTIMATE SHEAR STRENGTH DENSITY P TEMPERATURE

° F IHR- FT'^ - ° FJ
INCOLOY ALLOY 800 LB/IN^ 0 290
8/cc 8 02 -250 4 6
C. AVAILABLE FORMS. SPECIFICATIONS. SUPPLIERS -200 4 9

SHEAR YIELD STRENGTH SPECIFIC HEAT C BTU/LB-'F -100 5 6
FORMS & CONDITIONS SPECIFICATIONS 0 6 3
( 3 2 - 2 1 2 ° F CALCULATED ) 70 6 7
SEAMLESS PIPE AND TUBE ASME S B - 4 0 7 100 6 9
[ BY 1/16-IN FROM 1/4-IN ASTM B-407 200 7 4
TO 1-IN ) ULTIMATE BEARING STRENGTH THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY HR - FT-^ - " F 400 8 6
600 9 6
ROD & BAR ( 0 5 TO 20-IN ASME SB-408 e/D 1 5 800 10 6
OIA X 24 FT MAX ) ASTM B-408 e/D 2 0 1000 11 6
1 0 ' ° IN 1200 12 7
PLATE, SHEET & STRIP ASME SB-409 BEARING YIELD STRENGTH MEAN COEFF LIN THERMAL EXPAN « IN - "F 1400 13 8
1 MAX 60 X 144-IN & TO ASTM B-409 1600 15
4-IN THICK) e/D-1 5 7 0 TO 200"F 1800 17 8
e/D 2 0
SEAMLESS CONDENSER & ASME S B - 1 6 3 CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
HEAT-EXCHANGER TUBES ASTM B-163 ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY MICROHM - IN
CORROSION RESISTANCE ( SEE PHASE CHANGES , SEC F )
30 30 30
OXIDATION - DUE TO THE HIGH NICKEL AND CHROMIUM CONTENT,
IT HAS EXCELLENT RESISTANCE TO OXIDATION AND SCALING
REDUCTION OF AREA MAGNETIC PERMEABILITY AT HIGH TEMPERATURES SCALING RESISTANCE BECOMES A
SIGNIFICANT FACTER AT 1 8 0 0 ° F
HOT-ROLLED""! „ 1 0137
HUNTINGTON ALLOY PRODUCTS DIV ANNEALED j " ° ° ^ " 2 ™ ' 10092 BECAUSE OF THE IRON CONTENT, T IS RESISTANT TO GREEN
INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO INC ROT , OR INTERNAL OXIDATION.
CURIE TEMPERATURE
CARBURIZATION - INCOLOY ALLOY 800 HAS VERY GOOD RESIST-

ANNEALED MATERIAL ANCE TO CARBURIZATION, AND IS WIDELY USED UNDER CARBU-
D CHEMICAL COMPOSITION {%) RIZING CONDITIONS
COMP MODULUS OF ELASTICITY
ELEMENT " STRESS-CORROSION CRACKING
F THERMOPHYSICAL EFFECTS
MAXIMUM 35 0 AN IMPORTANT PROPERTY OF THIS ALLOY IS ITS RELATIVE
PLASTIC BENDING MODULUS [ SEE APPENDIX A ) MELTING RANGE FREEDOM FROM STRESS-CORROSION CRACKING ITS RESISTANCE
MINIMUM 30 0 IS SO SUPERIOR THAT IT IS USED TO REPLACE MATERIALS
2475 - 2 5 2 5 " F THAT HAVE FAILED IN SERVICE FROM STRESS-CORROSION
SOURCE NP-65 6 8 BAL Fe ( NOMINAL, 46 0) • SEE SECTION I PAGE 2, FOR NOMENCLATURE CRACKING
NUCLEAR ROtunOPERATIOHS
NERVA INCOLOY 800 V-E-16
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY 2
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES
BASIC DATA
H NUCLEAR PROPERTIES K PROCESSING •< PROCESSING (CONTINUED) K PROCESSING (CONTINUED)
NEUTRON EXPOSURES TO 4 x 1 0 ^ ° NVT 1 E > 1 MEV AT 700 SURFACE TREATMENT JOINING MACHINABILITY
TO 8 0 0 ° F DO NOT AFFECT THE ROOM TEMPERATURE TENSILE
PROPERTIES OF INCOLOY SOO WHEN TESTED AT 1 1 0 0 ° F IRRA WROUGHT OR EXTRUDED MATERIAL EITHER MILL ANNEALED THIS ALLOY IS READILY MACHINED BY STANDARD PROCEDURES
DIATEO TENSILE SPECIMENS SHOWED NO CHANGE IN 0 2 OFF OR AS EXTRUDED CAN BE WELDED TO ITSELF OR TO OTHER
SET YIELD STRENGTH BUT A DROP IN ULTIMATE TENSILE ELECTROLYTIC AND NON ELECTROLYTIC MOLTEN SALT DE WROUGHT ALLOYS BY THE METAL ARC PROCESS TURNING SHOULD BE DONE WITH CISC GRADE C 2 CEMENTED
STRENGTH AND ELONCSATION MINIMUM ELONGATION VALUES SCALING AND DILUTE ACID NEUTRALIZING CARBIDE TOOLS
RECORDED WERE 23 TO PREVENT WELD SLAG ON THE INTERIOR OF TUBING USE
HF HNO, ACID PICKLE THE TIG PROCESS WITH INCONEL FILLER METAL 82 SOLUTION ANNEALED MATERIAL CAN BE TURNED WITH LONG
ER TOOL LIFE THAN CAN MILL ANNEALED MATERIAL
CAUSTIC SODA CLEANING AND DILUTE ACID NEUTRALIZING
EMULSION DETERGENT OR VAPOR DECREASE AND DILUTE

ACID NEUTRALIZING
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ANN ANNEALED
A R AS ROLLED
C D COLD DRAWN
C R COLD ROLLED
H F HOT FINISHED
H R HOT ROLLED
W 0 WATER QUENCHED
SOL ANN SOLUTION ANNEALED THERMAL TREATMENT L REFERENCES
MILL ANNEALED GRADE I SEE K THERMAL TREATMENT THIS ALLOY IS READILY FABRICATED BOTH BY HOT AND COLD NP 6 5 6 8
WORKING NP 64 60
SOLUTION ANNEALED GRADE tl SEE K THERMAL TREATMENT TEMPERATURE AND FURNACE ATMOSPHERE MUST BE CARE
FULLY CONTROLLED WHEN HEATING THIS ALLOY FURNACE FORGING OPERATIONS START AT 2 2 0 0 ° F HEAVY FORGING IS
ATMOSPHERES SHOULD BE SLIGHTLY REDUCING WITH ABOUT DONE DOWN TO 1 8 5 0 ° F LIGHT WORKING CAN BE DONE DOWN
2 CARBON MONOXIDE TO 1 6 0 0 ° F DO NOT FORGE BETWEEN 1600°F AND 1200°F
ANNEAL IN BOX OR MUFFLE FURNACES WITH PREPARED RE

DUCING ATMOSPHERES SUCH AS BY CRACKING SULFUR FREE
NATURAL GAS
J SERVICE LIMITS MILL ANNEALING 1POO° F HOLD 70 MIN A C (GRADE M

WITH COLD WORKING YIELDS FAIRLY WIDE RANGE OF STRENGTH
CARBURIZING 1 5 5 0 1 7 5 0 ° F (USUAL SERVICE TEMPERATURE) AND HARDNESS RATE OF COOLING AFTER ANNEALING HAS NO
EFFECT ON HARDNESS
GASES 2000" F AIR SOLUTION ANNEALING (GRADE II) HEAT TO 2 0 5 0 2100° F

650° F CHLORINE FOR 1 TO 2 HOURS WQ
B00° F HYDROGEN CHLORIDE
2300° F HYDROGEN
THIS ALLOY CAN BE HARDENED ONLY BY COLD WORKING

LIQUID SODIUM POTASSIUM, SODIUM POTASSIUM ( STATIC )
STRESS RELIEF
STRESS RELIEF IS VIRTUALLY COMPLETE WHEN THE MATERIAL

STEAM 1800" F IS HEATED AT 1 6 0 0 ° F FOR 1 1 2 HOURS
DPERATIOKS
454-8
NERVA INCOLOY 8 0 0
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES TENSILE STRENGTHS
90
ROD ANO BAR A L L TEMPER - ^ - - B A ? AND R)D, HF 1 1 1 1 1 TENSILE STRENGTHS INCOLOY BOO
EXCEPT HF AND CD r / PL ^TE,HR-A R DESIGN ALLOWABLES
. 1 1 1
80 1 1 i 1 1
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1 i 1 1 ' . \ BASED ON SPECIFICA-noN MlNl^yiA -^^—ASME DESIGN STRESSES, PRESSURE
PLATE
HOT ROLLED
A L L TEMPERS EXCEPT
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VESSELS, 1 0 0 0 0 0 HR LIFE
N
1 1 1 1
PIPE AND TUBE CD AND ANNEALED — —fl^^-ASME DESIGN STRESS INTENSITY
70 1 1 1 1 NUCLEAR VESSELS, 1 0 0 0 0 0 HR LIFE

_^'- 1
X
PIPE AND TU 3E A L L TEMPERS REF NP 6 6 4 5 NP-65-77 NP 6 5 76
EXCE PT CD ANNEALE ^^
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TEMPERATURES IN 100" F
NUCLEAR R O O J W O P E R A T I O H S
454-C
INCOLOY 800
i-JPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY
V-E-16
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES
THIS SHEET LEFT BLANK FOR PRINTING PURPOSES
HUCLEtR ROOMOPEIIATIOaS
454-D
JNERVA INCOLOY 8 0 0
IPROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY
DATE
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES
TENSILE STRENGTHS
90
I I I
1 1
V
-
• ^ ^
"^
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I I I
1 IN DIA COLD-DRAWN ~-< ' 8 3% C)F AC TUA . TE ST V 4LUE S TENSILE STRENGTHS INCOLOY 8 0 0
ROD AS DRAWN
80
^v^
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SEE SHEET 3 FOR DESIGN ALLOWABLES

" " " " •
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70
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r
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1 1
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V
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60
A
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1 V] s.^ ^ \ 3RADE 1 AfJNEALE J 1 8 0 0 ° F / 1 5 MIN
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TEMPERATURES IN lOO" F
NUCLEAR R O O J i n o P E R A T I O N S
(J JNERVA INCOLOY 800 V-E-16
4.1 P R O G R A M MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY 5
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES FATIGUE STRENGTH
80
1 \ 1—
GRADE 2
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1 1
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KUCLEAR R O O X n O P E R A T I O I I S
454-F
f, JNERVA INCOLOY 8 0 0
iJpROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES
FATIGUE STRENGTH
80
f I1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II r" ^"
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70 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111
- " ' • ' ' ' - - FATIGUE STRENGTH, INCOLOY 8 0 0
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.NERVA INCOLOY 8 0 0
MATERIALS DATA BOOK
IPROGRAM IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY

SUPERSEDES
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90
1 1
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454-H
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TIME
90
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PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY

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(1) .NERVA INCOLOY 8 0 0
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TIME
90
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LI PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES
IMPACT STRENGTH
240
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200
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NUCLEAR R D O n l O P E R A T I O H S
454-M
NERVA INCOLOY 800 V-E-16
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY 9A
15 SEPT 1967
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SUPERSEDES ELONGATION
80 80
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KUCLEAR ROCjrWOPERATIOaS
454-N
NERVA INCOLOY 8 0 0 V-E-16
PROGRAM MATERIALS DATA BOOK IRON-NICKEL-CHROMIUM ALLOY 10
15 SEPT 1967
SUPERSEDES MODULUS OF ELASTICITY
40
—n—GRADE
\ — 1 — 1 — 1
1 MATERIAL
1 1 1
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40
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DATE 15 JULY 1970

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DATE 15 MAR 1970

AUTHORIZATION FOR USE

1. LIGHT METAL ALLOYS

Titanium Alloys I-B 127

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

See Pages 4 and 5 of Introduction for Numerical Code VOLUME 1-A

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

Hastelloy C II-A-13 171 Molybdenum m-A- 10 245

P r e c i p i t a t i o n - H a r d e n i n g Alloys n-B 207 Tantalum III-B- 10 265

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

DATE 30 SEPT 1969

AISI 1025 V-A-10 317

AISI 301 V-B-01 323

Martensitic Stainless Steels V-C 401

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

P r e cipitation-Hardening V-D 407

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

Bolt M a t e r i a l s V-F 463

DATE 30 SEPT 1969

VI. NUCLEAR MATERIALS VII. GRAPHITES

NERVA Fueled E l e m e n t s VI-A-10 467 Graphitite G VII-A-10 501

Pyrolytic graphite VII-C-10 543

Other Graphites VII-D 549

Vlll. REFRACTORY CERAMICS IX. ADHESIVES

Nitrides VIII-c 593 Phenolic s IX-B 631

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) rx-D-10 653

MATERIALS DATA APPENDICES

X. PLASTICS A. PLASTIC BENDING MODULUS

EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON STRUCTURAL

•»*^' 1 MAY 1 9 6 6 STRESS VS STRAIN 1

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60 i H - . REFER TO ORDINATE SCALE A

15 SEPT 1967 IMPACT STRENGTH

027-IN SHEET, iXTRA HA

15 SEPT 1967 ELONGATION

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

TEMPERATURES T F ) PRE- POST-IRRADIATION VALUES

SHEET (LONG ) 1 75(a > 320 320 16 5 NP 66 3

SHEET [ LONG ) 1 75(a) 320 320 16 5 5 X 10 NP 66 3

SHEET ( LONG > 320 15 5 5 X 10^ NP 66 3

FULL HARD MATERIAL

( a ) REDUCED SECTION 1/4 IN WIDE BY 1 / 1 6 IN

KUCIEAH R O CKK iii OPERATII

S3_ 3 . 0 2 5 - I N . SHEET. 30% CR

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