"Metal Progress" American Society for Metals magazine Oct, 1954 asm metallurgy

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"Metal Progress" American Society for Metals magazine Oct., 1954 excellent!
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Issue is in great shape, with light general wear, and it's an important one, focusing on the upcoming
National Metal Congress.
Here are the contents:
National Metal Congress
Meetings and Events
Consolidated program of all Congress activities, p. 78; technical programs
and papers of all cooperating societies, p. 81 to 85.
National Metal Exposition
Exhibitors, booth numbers and descriptions of products in ten subject categories.
Engineering Articles
Rare Earths in Stainless Steels, by Howard O. Beaver
While rare-earth oxides and misch metal are useful degasifiers in complex and
high-chromium-nickel austenitic steels, residuals from misch metal are necessary to
correct brittleness at forging range. The authors have found no detrimental effects to
other physical properties.
Brittle Failure of Steel Structures—Factors of Importance, by M. E. Shank
Brittle fractures in steel plate structures result from a combination of stress (residual,
locked-in, thermal or working — not necessarily impact), stress concentration and
triaxiality at notches, cracks or defects in workmanship, and steel of composition,
microstructure and treatment which gives a high transition temperature for
tough-to-brittle type of fracture.
Hydrogen Embrittlement of a Titanium Alloy, By Major R. I. Kotfila and Lt. E. F. Erbin
Recent failures of titanium alloy components have been ascribed to hydrogen, and
it is demonstrated here that this interstitial element lowers the tensile ductility of the
3% manganese complex alloy, the effect becoming most pronounced With decreasing
strain rate at room temperature.
Nickel Plating From Sulphamate Baths, by Myron B. Diggin
Nickel plated from sulphamate-chloride solutions containing an organic addition
agent has compressive internal stresses, high tensile strength, and hardness
without brittleness. Possible applications are mentioned.
Research in Canada, by Harold J. Roast
Government-sponsored scientific research in Canada is a ,000,000 business
carried on by the National Research Council in 15 large and modern buildings by
a staff of 2000. Varied metallurgical projects, both scientific and practical, are pursued.
Skin Milling by Chemical Solution, by Manuel C. Sanz
Hot alkaline baths under adequate control can dissolve aluminum alloys at uniform
rates and at such speeds as to compete with skin milling, and to open new avenues
in airframe construction and parts design.
Nitrogen-Arc Welding of Copper Promises Economies
Digest of two articles originally published in British Welding Iournal.
Critical Points
Vacuum Melting — Semicontinuously
Equipment at Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. for producing toolsteels, stainless steels
and high-temperature alloys is in fact a melting machine; the vacuum does not have
to be broken and the furnace opened after every heat. The expected high quality of
these difficult alloys can be made in unexpectedly high quantities.
A Problem in Nomenclature
“Ductile iron” and “nodular iron” are both inexact terms for this new material-
both ingot iron and malleable can fairly be called ductile, and blackheart malleable
contains small nodules of temper carbon —“spherulitic graphite iron” would be more
precise, but may be too awkward to become popular.
Book Review
“Gases in Metals”, reviewed by Carl A. Zapffe
This seminar presented by ASM at the National Metal Congress in 1953 is a collection
of four manuscripts by first-rate authorities which boil down and discuss a great
variety of sometimes conflicting opinions on gas-metal phenomena.
Correspondence
Concerning the Endurance Limit of Zirconium, by F. Forgcher and J.J. Kearng
A few results taken from an extensive report soon to be published covering
investigations at Westinghouse Atomic Power Div.
Barn Now Too Long
Correcting the correction.
Not What It’s Cracked Up to Be, by Welton  Crook
A “ghost” of the Grand Canyon.
Data Sheet
Mean values presented in the four most prevalent units of measurement, as charted
by engineers at Battelle Memorial Institute.
Digests of ASM Convention Papers
Phase Relationships in the A1-V Alloy System
Effect of Carbon and Nitrogen on Martensite
Hardness
Texture of Warm Rolled Steel
Magnetic Detector for Transformation Determinations
Deformation in Magnesium
Dependence of Microstructure on Hardenability
A Method for Calculating Hardenability
A Method of Predicting Hardenability
Strength of Zirconium at Moderate Temperatures
Deformation-Induced Martensite in Austenitic Stainless
Solubility of Cerium in Alpha and Gamma Iron
Stress-Corrosion in Magnesium
Microstructural Changes in Fe-C Alloys
Strength of Low-Carbon Martensites
Transformation of Ordered Structures
Influence of Nitrogen in Cr-Mn~Ni Steels
Mechanical Properties of Ductile Irons at Elevated Temperatures
Influence of Static Stress on Damping Capacity10
Phase Equilibria in the Ti-Al-Mn System
Secondary Graphite in Ductile Iron
Effect of Heat Treatment on Behavior of a Cobalt-Base Alloy
Strength of Zirconium Binary Alloys at High Temperature
Fatigue Properties of Lamellar and Spheroidal Carbides
Controlling Factor for Dendritic Growth
Effect of Tensile Stress on Isothermal Transformation
Phase Changes During Creep-Rupture Test
Grinding Damage to Hardened Steel
Laves and Chi Phases
Departments
As I Was Saying, by Bill Eisenrnan
Personals
Engineering Digests of New Products
Manufacturers’ Literature
Advertisers’ Index
OCTOBER 1954; PAGE 8
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