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1 METALLIC MATERIALS SPECIFICATION HANDBOOK

2 METALLIC MATERIALS SPECIFICATION HANDBOOK FOURTH EDITION Robert B. Ross Ross Materials Technology Ltd, East Kilbride, Glasgow Volume I SPRINGER-SCIENCE+BUSINESS MEDIA, B.v.

3 First edition published in 1968 as Metallic Materials Second edition 1972 Third edition 1980 Fourth edition , 1972, 1980, 1992 Robert B. Ross Originally published by Chapman & Hall in 1992 Softcover reprint ofthe hardcover 4th edition 1992 Typeset by MFK Typesetting Limited, Hitchin, Hertfordshire ISBN ISBN (ebook) DOI / Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of research or private study, or criticism or review, as permitted under the UK Copyright Designs and Patents Act, 1988, this publication may not be reproduced, stored, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the prior permission in writing of the publishers, or in the case of reprographic reproduction only in accordance with the terms of the licences issued by the Copyright Licensing Agency in the UK, or in accordance with the terms of licences issued by the appropriate Reproduction Rights Organization outside the UK. Enquiries concerning reproduction outside the terms stated here should be sent to the publishers at the London address printed on this page. The publisher makes no representation, express or implied, with regard to the accuracy of the information contained in this book and cannot accept any legal responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions that may be made. A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication data available

4 Contents Preface to the fourth edition How to use this book xi xii 1 Aluminium AI General notes on aluminium Notes on specifications and trade names 1 1A Aluminium - commercially pure - wrought and cast 4 1B Aluminium-manganese wrought alloys 10 Ie Aluminium-silicon wrought and cast alloys 13 1D Aluminium-magnesium wrought alloys 19 IE Aluminium-magnesium-silicon wrought alloys 28 IF Aluminium-eopper wrought alloys 35 1G Aluminium-zinc wrought alloys 44 1H Aluminium alloys clad with aluminium Aluminium-magnesium cast alloys 51 1K Aluminium-silicon-magnesium cast alloys 54 1L Aluminium-eopper cast alloys 57 1M Aluminium-magnesium-zinc cast alloys 64 IN Aluminium - miscellaneous alloys 66 2 Antimony Sb General notes on antimony 68 3 Arsenic As General notes on arsenic 70 4 Barium Ba General notes on barium 71 5 Beryllium Be General notes on beryllium 72 6 Bismuth Bi General notes on bismuth 74 7 Boron B General notes on boron 76 8 Cadmium Cd General notes on cadmium 77 9 Caesium Cs (cesium) General notes on caesium Calcium Ca General notes on calcium 80

5 VI CONTENTS 11 Cerium Ce General notes on cerium Chromium Cr General notes on chromium Cobalt Co General notes on cobalt 85 13A Cobalt alloys - wrought and cast 86 Columbium Cb - see Niobium Nb 14 Copper Cu General notes on copper Notes on specifications and trade names 94 14A Copper - commercially pure - wrought and cast 96 14B Copper-zinc wrought alloys C Copper-zinc wrought and cast alloys D Copper-beryllium wrought and cast alloys E Copper-nickel wrought and cast alloys F Copper-nickel-zinc wrought and cast alloys G Copper-aluminium wrought and cast alloys H Copper alloys for brazing fillers and fuse materials J Copper sintered alloys K Copper-tin wrought and cast alloys L Copper-ehromium wrought and cast alloys M Copper-silicon wrought and cast alloys N Copper alloys - miscellaneous Gallium Ga General notes on gallium Germanium Ge General notes on germanium Gold Au General notes on gold A Hafnium A.1 General notes on hafnium Indium In General notes on indium Iridium Ir General notes on iridium Iron Fe General notes on iron A Iron - commercially pure B Iron - cast C Iron-nickel alloys - magnetic 197

6 CONTENTS vii A 23B A A 27B 27C 27D 27E 27F Lead Pb General notes on lead Lithium Li General notes on lithium Magnesium Mg General notes on magnesium Magnesium - commercially pure - wrought and cast Magnesium alloys Manganese Mn General notes on manganese Mercury Hg General notes on mercury Molybdenum Mo General notes on molybdenum Molybdenum - all alloys Nickel Ni General notes on nickel Nickel - notes on specifications Nickel - commercially pure - wrought and cast Nickel--ehromium wrought and cast non-ageing alloys Nickel--ehromium wrought and cast ageing alloys Nickel--eopper wrought and cast alloys Nickel-iron alloys Nickel - miscellaneous alloys Niobium Nb General notes on niobium (also called columbium, Cb) Osmium Os General notes on osmium Palladium General notes on palladium Platinum Pt General notes on platinum Plutonium Pu General notes on plutonium Potassium K General notes on potassium Radium Ra General notes on radium The rare earth elements

7 viii CONTENTS 36 Rhenium Re General notes on rhenium Rhodium Rh General notes on rhodium Rubidium Rb General notes on rubidium Ruthenium Ru General notes on ruthenium Selenium Se General notes on selenium Silicon Si General notes on silicon Silver Ag General notes on silver Sodium Na General notes on sodium Steel The thermal treatment of steel Notes on specifications and trade names A1 Steel- plain carbon per cent A2 Steel- plain carbon per cent A3 Steel- plain carbon per cent A4 Steel- plain carbon 0.8 per cent minimum B1 Steel - low carbon with silicon B2 Steel - medium carbon with silicon C Steel - low and medium carbon with boron D Steel-manganese alloys E1 Steel - low carbon with chromium E2 Steel- medium carbon with chromium E3 Steel - high carbon with chromium F1 Steel- low carbon with nickel F2 Steel- medium carbon with nickel F3 Steel-low carbon, high nickel- maraging G1 Steel - low carbon with molybdenum G2 Steel - medium and high carbon with molybdenum H Steel - all carbon contents withtungsten Steel - all carbon contents with vanadium K1 Steel - low carbon alloys K2 Steel - medium carbon alloys K3 Steel - high carbon alloys L Steel-cobalt alloys 485

8 CONTENTS ix 44Ml 44M2 44Nl 44N2 44N3 44P A A 51B 51C A Steel- low and medium carbon, high chromium Steel- high carbon, high chromium Steel - chromium-nickel - austenitic wrought and cast Steel- chromium-nickel- wrought and cast, age hardening Steel - chromium-nickel Steel - high manganese austenitic Strontium Sr General notes on strontium Tantalum Ta General notes on tantalum Tellurium Te General notes on tellurium Thallium Tl General notes on thallium Thorium Th General notes on thorium Tin Sn General notes on tin Tin alloys Titanium Ti General notes on titanium Titanium - commercially pure Titanium alloys - not solution treated Titanium alloys - solution treated Tungsten W General notes on tungsten Uranium U General notes on uranium Vanadium V General notes on vanadium Zinc Zn General notes on zinc Zinc alloys Zirconium Zr General notes on zirconium Appendix I Names and addresses of firms and organizations Appendix II Conversion tables Appendix IIA Temperature conversion table Appendix IIB Strength conversion table Appendix IIC Impact data conversion table

9 x. CONTENTS Index Appendix lid Hardness and tensile values approximate conversion table for steel Appendix lie Thickness conversion table - approximate Appendix III List of elements with their symbols

10 Preface to the fourth edition Itis nowten yearssince the thirdeditionofmetallicmaterials, andovertwentysince thefirst edition. Over this period the work has been extensively used as a comprehensive sourcebook by all those concerned with the use of engineering materials. Since the third edition, there have been a number of basic changes in the methods of specifying materials. Probably the most important ofwhich is the introduction ofthe Unified Numbering System (UNS). These codes are issued in agreement between the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) and the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), and reflect the acknowledgement of a need for a numbering system with some logic. The UNS codes have been issued to cover all the trade names, codes and specifications used in the US, and cognizance has been taken ofcodes used in other areas. The codes have a letter prefix - A for aluminium, C for copper, etc. - followed by a 5 figure code. This refers to a basic analysis and lists US specifications and trade names covered by this analysis. This edition of Metallic Materials lists approximately 4,000 UNS codes and refers the reader either to the basic analysis for this code, or to one of the existing specifications or trade names covered by the code. In this edition steps have been taken to update the trade names and specifications, to eliminate mistakes, and to supply as much contemporary information as possible. The extent of the additions has made it necessary to examine the way that some of the specifications are known under various designations, and the implications of this examination are explained in the 'How to use this book' section. The information in this book should not be used as an authority to use any material in lieu of a designer's specification. The information supplied is basic, and may constitute only the first step in identifying a possible, similar material. Further information will very often be required. In any book of this type there will be errors of omission and commission. I hope that readers who find any will contact either myself or the publishers, in order that the next edition may be corrected. Robert B. Ross

11 How to use this book There are three reasons for using this book: 1. to identify the chemical constituents and other properties of a trade name, specification or symbol applied to a metal or alloy; 2. to obtain information on similar materials; 3. to obtain a specification, trade name or symbol, for a material for which mechanical and other properties have been identified. Set out below is an explanation of each of these three methods of access. How to find a metal or alloy The book is divided into 118 sections according to the primary constituent of the material concerned. At the back of the book the index lists the names of materials in numeroalphabetical order, i.e. with numbers taking precedence over letters. Thus, entry appears before entry 15 Cr Mo 6, and this before entry A 32 STEEL, etc. If the material is included in the book it will be found in the index. Where there is more than one specification identification in common use, there will only be one entry in the appropriate section, with two or more entries in the index. To save space in this edition, use has been made of the basic 'designation' used by the British Standard (BS) for a specific steel. The full title of a material might, therefore, be BS M40. Under BS 970 the index will say 'see designation', and the reader should then refer to index entry 817 M40 (the designation), which, in this case, will refer to Section 44K2. Once within the relevant section, the reader will find the composition and properties of the material in question, listed against the material's trade name or symbol. With ASTM specifications the reader who has information on the designation alone will be referred to the full specification and the section identity. Thus for a material of full specification ASTM A757 A1Q, the reader with the designation A1Q alone will find themselves referred to ASTM A757 and then to Section 44A2. Similarly, with DIN (German) and other national specifications such as 1IS (Japanese) and GOST (Russian), the designations alone may be found in the index referring the reader to the full specification and the section number. With the UNS (Unified Numbering System) codes the reader will be referred to a 5-figure number with letter prefix. Having found this in the index, they will be referred to a designation and then a section. Thus the following types of entry will be found: UNS S see designation S see Section 44N1 How to obtain information on similar materials The 118 sections group materials by their chemical constituents. Thus, once a given material has been found, the reader will be able to identify other metallic materials having similar

12 HOW TO USE THIS BOOK. xiii composition and mechanical properties, by looking at other entries within the same section. In this edition the constituent elements have been sorted to appear in the same order. It must be emphasized that this book does not attempt to give equivalent specifications, but allows the reader to identify trade names and specifications where descriptive information can be obtained. It must be appreciated that where alloys exist, there may be an overlap between sections, and the reader should also look at adjacent sections. This occurs particularly with Sections 44P, 44N2 and 44N3, where the overlap in analysis and the information from the supplier can result in apparently similar materials appearing in different sections. How to obtain a specification Each of the 118 sections begins with a list of information on the physical properties of the main constituent of the materials in the group (specific gravity, conductivity, expansion, etc.). Along with the trade names and symbols, listed by section there is information on the mechanical properties and chemical analysis of alloys in the groups. This information enables the reader to identify a trade name, symbol or specification in line with the properties required. Conversion tables and factors for all the common physical properties listed can be found in the Appendices. It should be noted that many trade names and specifications in the book are no longer current, and the reader should therefore contact a reputable material supplier to ensure that the specification or trade name chosen is stili in fact available. Appendix I lists the names and addresses of suppliers and associations mentioned in the book.

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