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"CRYOGENIC
MATERIALS DATA HANDBOOKA
THIRTEENTH PROGRESS REPORT
AIR FORCE MATERIALS LABORATORY

RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND
WRIGHT- PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO
PROJECT NO. 7381, TASK NO. 738103
DDC
*0
(PREPARED
,BY
X0
tI
F.R.
TISIA
UNDER CONTRACT NO. AF33(657)-9161
HE MARTIN
COMPANY,
SCHWARTZBERG,
S.H.
DENVER,
COLORADO
OSGOOD AND R.D.
CT189
9'1
KEYS,
FOREWORD
The enclosed inserts for the Cryogenic Materials Data Handbook

are issued as the second semiannual progress report on Air Force
Contract AF33(657)-9161., This handbook of data on solid materials
at low temperatures was initially prepared under the sponsorship
of the Air Force Ballistic Missile Division by personnel of the
Cryogenic Engineering Laboratory, National Bureau of Standards,
Boulder, Colorado.
During the performance of this work, the responsibility for the handbook was transferred to the Aeronautical
Systems Division.
The eleventh quarterly report, dated 15 February 1962, was the final addition to the handbook prepared by
"the National Bureau of Standards.
The contract for continuing the generation, assimilation, and
presentation of data for the handbook has been awarded to the
Materials Research Section of the Martin Company, Denver Division.
The handbook's scope has been increased so that additional
properties and materials will be presented.
The index insert
shows the current scope of materials.
The most significant addition to the properties list
is the inclusion of data on the tensile strength of welded Joints.
Handbook inserts are now being prepared with a slightly different format.
The upper temperature limit of our graphs has
been decreased from the original 500F to 100 0 F, allowing us to
provide the reader with more accurate and more Legible curves.
Other minor changes include the separation of unnotched, notched,
and weld tension data and the inclusion of notch strength ratio.
This progress report consists chiefly of tcnsile data obtained
by Martin Company under the subject contract effort.
These data
are identified by reference number 1115.
Data obtained from other
ASD programs,
such as General Dynamics/Astronautics work on pres-
sure vessel materials for cryogenic application (Contract

AF33(616)-7719], are included.
References 1107 and 1122 identify
this work.
A group of reports recently obtained from NASAHuntsville has provided additional information for inclusion in
the handbook.
7-15-63
To maintain the handbook as a comprehensive document, the contractor must keep a complete file of cryogenic data.
Users of the
handbook are urged to send appropriate data to us for inclusion
in the handbook.
Information can be forwarded to the following
address:
Fred R. Schwartzberg, Mail No.
The Martin Company
P.O. Box 179
Denver, Colorado 80201
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ii
L-8
INDEX
MATERIAL
A.
Aluminum
1. Tens-50
18.
19.
1075
2800 (9% Ni)
356
20.
4340
1100
X2020
2024
6061
7075
2014
2219
5052
5456
21.
AM-355
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
B.
C.
D.
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Cobalt
1. Elgiloy
Stellite 3
2.
3. L-605(HS25)
E.
Nickel
1. Inconel
2. Inconel X
3. K Monel
4. S Monel
5. Nickel
6. Rene 41
7. Hastelloy B
8. D-979
F.
Titanium
1. Ti-5A1-2.5Sn
2. Ti-13V-llCr-3AI
3.
4.
Copper
Berylco 25
1.
2.
70/30 Brass
3.
Copper
G.
Iron
1.
Invar 36
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
H.
34% Manganese Steel
Ni-Span C
Vascojet 1000 or Unimach #1
17-4 PH
17-7 PH
A-286
301
I.
302
303
11.
12.
304
310
13.
14.
15.
321
347
410
16.
416
17.
440C
iii
Ti-6AI-4V
Ti-8A1-lMo-1V
Carbides
1. Titanium Carbide
2.
Tungsten Carbide
Nonmetals
1. Ice
Kel-F
2.
3. Mylar
4. Nylon
Teflon
5.
Miscellaneous Metals and Alloys
1. Beryllium
2.
Molybdenum
J.
Comparisons
K.
Monographs
L.
References
INDlEX
PROPERTIES
b.
Yield Strength
(0.2% Offset)
Tensile Strength
c.
Elongation
d.
Reduction of Area
e.
Stress-Strain Diagram
a.
f, Modulus of Elasticity
Impact Energy
h.
Hardness
i,
Compressive Yield Strength
j, Compressive Strength
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Shearing Yield Strength
1.
Shearing Strength
m.
Modulus of Rigidity
Fatigue Behavior and Strength
o.
Creep Behavior and StressRupture
p.
Expansivity
q.
Poisson's Ratio
r.
Thermal Conductivity
s. Mechanical Hysteresis
t. Electrical Resistivity
g,
k.
n.
iv
u.
Magnetic Properties
v.
Compression Set
w,
Compression Modulus
x.
Flexual Strength
y.
Flexure Modulus
.4
.4
ACCUMULATIVE
INDEX
The letters and numbers in the left column denote the general
group and specific material as listed in the index. The letters
of the top row denote a property, and the numbers within the
squares refer to the last report in which data represented by
the coordinates was issued. Numbers through 11 refer to quarterly
reports issued by the National Bureau of Standards under the preious contract. Numbers 12 and over refer to semiannual progress
reports issued by Martin under Air Force Materials Laboratory
sponsorship.
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ab
d e
fI g
ij
81 111
8 8 88
8 8 8 8 8 11 11 11
10 10 10 10 10110 10 10
8 8 8 8 11 11 11
A.4
8 11 11 11 11 11
11 11 88
A,5
10
10 10
1010
A.6 13 13 13
A.7 10 10 10 10 10 8 8 8 8
121
A,8 13 13 12
A.9 13 13 13
12
A.10 12 12 12
12
A.1l 13 13 13
9 9 9 9 911
B,1
11
B.2-11ii-i--11
B.3 111
10 10 I 11C.1 101010100
8 8 8 8 11 11 11
C,2
A.1
A.2
A.3
C,3
D.1
D.2
11 11 Ill 11 10 11 11
8 8 8 8i1l I11
13 13 13 11
13 13 13
11.5
Ii
1,2
10
11 11 11
8 11
8 12
11
I
10 10 121
11
12
8
8 8 10
8
8
8
8
10
10 10
8
10 8 8
10
10
71i 9 9
10
I0
8
8
9
9
9
9
8
9
10
10
1
8
I1
1
9
I1
10 10 10
010
8
8 10
11112
8 8
8
11
10
11
8 11
12
8
8
8
8
8 12
8 121
11 12
Ii
8
11
9
121
11
8
9
1
10
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8
8
11
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11118 88
11 11 11
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8
9
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8 11 11
13
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8
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F,4
G.1
G,2
H.1
H,2
H.3
11.4
E.3
11
10
9 9 9 11 11
11
8 8 8 11
10
11 11 Il1 1101100
13 13 13
13 13 13
i3 11 10 11 11 11 10
133
11 1 9 9 9 11 11
D.13
8
8
8
8
10 10 11
10
E,4
E.5
E,6
E:7
E,8
F,
F,2
D.12
q r
D.14
D.15
D,16
D.17
D.18
D,19
D.20
D.21
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E,2
D,4
D.5
D,6
D.7
D,8
D.9
D.1
D,I1
m n o
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10 10 10 10 0 10 10
9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9 9 11 11
13 13 13 13 10 11
10 10 9 9 9 I1 11
10 10111 11 8 11 11
10 10 101010 11,11
12 12 12 11 10 12 11
10 10 10 10 10 11 Ii
11 1110 10 10 1110
8 8 8 8 10 1
9 9 9 9 9 11 11
9 9 9 9 9. ,
119 9 9 9 9 11 118 8 8 8 11 11 11
8 11
8 8 8 8
12
12 12 12
10 10 10 10 10 11 11
13 13 13 13 9 Ii 11
D.3
11
11111
8
88
11
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40
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I-30
20
NOTE:,
T6
LONGITUDINAL.
0.125-IN.
10.100-IN.
rORGING
0.063-1N.
SHEET
AND TRANSVERSE,
(1037)
(10o1)
SHEET (1115)
SHEET
(1121)
10
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
YIELD STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM
(7-15-63)
100
A.6.b
90
60
NOTE.
T6,
LONGITUDINAL
AND TRANSVERSE.
0.125--1N, SHEET (1037)

FORGING (1081)
30
0.100--1N.
SHEET (1t15)
O.003-IN,
SHEET (1121)
2O0
--460
-- 400
-- 300
-- 200
-- 100
TE:MPERATrURE (OF)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM

(7- 15--63)
0100
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A.6.b-1
Ial
'd
100
111*
,'90
__
NOTE:
--
80
80
ALL CURVES T6,
LONGITUDINAL.
0.125-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(1119)
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1121)
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0
70
KT =
3.5
(illS)
60
U)
50
Z
.T
= Z 1.0
15
(1037)
K T ,-
13. 0
(1121I)
40
30
-460
-- 400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM

(7-15-63)
100
A.6.b-2
K -T
_ 3.5 (1115)
r-T
1.10
KT =
7. Z
(1119)
120
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S0.70
_____
ALL CURVES T6,

0~. :25-IN, SHEET
LONGITUDI1NAL.
(1037)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1113)
0.020-IN.
SHEET
(1119)
_____
(1121)
0.60
0.50L.
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF 6061 ALUMINUM

(7-15-63)
100
A.6.b-3
"too00
--
90
NOTE-
ALL CURVES T6,
TRANSVERSE.
0.125-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0,020-IN.
SHEET
(1il9)
0,063-IN.
SHEET
(1121)
80
SF
KT "3.5S (1115)
-- KT
35
3.
(1121)
70
SK
U)
S
7.2 (1119)
60
(1115)
KT 210
40
(1037)
30
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)

(7-15-63)
100
A.6.b-4
1.00
0.09
I-
__
z
z
KT
_1.0
(1037)
0.80
0.70
NOTE:
0.60
ALL CURVES
T6,
TRANSVERSE.
0.125-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1113)
0.020-IN.
SHEET
(1119)
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1121)
0.50
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)

(7-15-63)
100
,4
A.6.b-S
80
1
NOTE:
ALL. CURVES T6,

TRANSVERSE
4043
70
60
LONGITUDINAL AND
AS-TIG
WELDED,
AUTO
ROD.
0.125-IN.
SHEET (1037)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0.063-I11N.
SHEET
(1121)
UEED
LONGITUDINAL
TEPEATTRANRSVERSE
mL
(n
40
-460
-400
-- 300
-200
TEMPERATURE
-100
(OF)
WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM
"-
'(7-15-63)
100
A.6.c
35
30
TRN
LONG,
z
0
m25
(1037)N
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107
10
TEPRATUESF
NOErL
--42
0
-- 0
-40 -30
-3
ELONGATIOLNO
-00-
06
CRE-B
100
LUIU
/// -0 I
-1
00
15N 0HE
TEMPERATURE (OF)
ELONGATION OF 6061 ALUMINUM

(7-tS-63)
1037
A.8.a
100
T6
_NOTE:
Alf
_k
90
-0.50--IN.
LONGITUDINAL
AND
0.125-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
0.063--IN.
SHEET
(1107)
SHEET
(1108)
0.100--IN.
SHEET
(1115)
SHEET
(1121)
SHEET
(1123)
S0.03
-IN.
0. D90-
I1N.
TRANSVERSE.
80
60
570
LONGIUDINA
(I,
TRANSVERSE
40
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-15-63)
100
A.8.b
7,T
110
-_
TS,
NOTE:
LONGITUDINAL
AND
0,125--IN.
SHEET
(1037)
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1107)
TRANSVERSE.
0.,05o-0-IN. SHEET (Iloa)
100
0.100--IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0. 032-IN.
SHEET
(1121)
0.090--IN.
SHEET
(1123)
90
x
-
80
U)
I-'
_. .
70
LEGEND:
LONGITUDINAL
60
TRANSVERSE
50
-460
-400
"__ _
-300
__
-200
TEMPERATURE
-100
_ _
_ _
(-F)
(7--15--63)
100
AS.ab-i
110~
KT.
100
3.5 (1108)
NOTE:
-__
ALL CURVES T6.
NOTCHED. LONGTUDINAL.
O.125-lN. SHEET (1037)

SHEET
(1107)
0.050-IN. sHEET
(1103)
0.100-IN. SHEET
(1115)
0.063-IN.
90
K T
'-80
35
115)
80(18
C')
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)
(7-15-63)
100
A.8.b-2
1.20
- KT " 3.5 (11 8)
f .KT =3.5 (1113)
1.-0
I-e
8.90
(ils
zT
S0.70
x
0.80
80
1___
(1(110
/KT
zT
____
0.60__
i. 0.70
K.5--N
0 (100
_____
2.1
r____:__--
_U__"r,-ONuN
-.-
13,E
0.100-IN.
0.50
-460
--400
--300
--200
SHEET
--100
(215)
I_
TEMPERATURE (N F)

(7-15-63)
100
110
__ __
A.8.b-3
___
ALL CURVES
____
____NOTE-.
100
T6.
TRANSVERSE.
0.IZS-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1107)
D.050-IN.
SHEET
(1101)
0.100-IN.
sHEET
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90
x ~ ~
3.8_
KU
__
__
(1107)
. (15
I-
__
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-460
-40-30
__
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10 3.0 (II00
TEMPERAURE-NEW
NOTC
701563
TENILETRENT
H OF204ALMIU
A.8. 6-4
NOTE:
ALL CURVES
1. IC0.100-IN.
z.6-N
T6.
TRANSVERSE.
SHEET (1037)
HET(17
UJ0.60C
0___
(1108)_
0.50~~a
-460
-400-300-200-1000
TEPRTUE(F
NOTCH STENT
(7-f3
RAIO OF 204AUIU
10
A.8.b-5
90
NOTE::
80
ALL CURVES
T6,
LONGIT1UD INAL, AS-rIG WELDED,
4043 ROD,
0.125-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
Z319 ROD,
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1107;
4043 HOD),
4043 kROD,
0.100-IN,
SHEETr (ills)
0.063-114,
SHEET
AUTO
(lIZZ)
70---
60
40
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-15-63)
100
A.8.b-6
NOTE:
-.
80
..
..
..
90
ALL CURVES T6,
...
TRANSVERSE,
4043 ROD,
0. 125-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
2319 ROD,
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1107)
4043 ROD.
0. 030- IN.
SHEET
(1108)
4043 ROD,
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
4043 ROD,
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1122)
2319 ROD,
0.090--IN.
SHEET
(1123)
AS-TIG WELDEU,
AUTO
70(1122)
40
40
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)

(2-i 5-43)
100
A.8.c
20-
I&I
z'10
z
W
-460
-400
_2
-300
-200
SHEE
(1037)
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1107)
0.Oro- IN.
SHEET
(1108)
U. i U)- IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0ug0 IN. SHEET
(1123)
-100
TEMPERATURE (DF)
(7-15-63)
100
A.8.c-1
20
-...Z/w(1115)
15
(1037)
zw
w
z 10
0
z
NOTrE:
ALL CURVES TS,
-j
LI
SHEET
(1037)
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1107)
0.050-IN.
SHEET
(1108)
0.100-IN. SHEET
(1115)
SHEET
(1123)
0.090-IN.
-460
-400
-- 300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)
(7-15-63)
TRANSVERSE.
0.125-IN.
100
t4
A.8.f
-11
LONG.
x
U))
10
T6
t"Z
0.063"-IN.
SHEET (1107)
91
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
MODULUS OF ELASTICITY OF 2014 ALUMINUM
..
(1o-IB-s-a)
100
80
_____
~A.8.1
__
so
70
60
x
r)
T6,
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1113)
SLON
W 50
/TRANS
n
1---
40
30
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)
SHEAR STRENGTH OF 2014 ALUMINUM
(7-15-63)
100
A.9.a
71
100
NOTE:
,90
ALL
URVET.
80
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1111)
/LONG,
0'
-
TRANS
70
--
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(1116)
LONG.
TRANS
U .090-.1N
(n)
SHEET
(110a)
~60L
50
___W.
40
0.-Z5-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
30
-460
-400
-300
-200
-- 100
TEMPERATURE (-F)

(7- 15-63)
100
A.9.a-1
100
NOTE:
Tat,
V0.100-IN.
90
0.063-IN.
80
AND TRANSVERSE.
LONGITUDINAL
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(1108)
SHEET
(1115)
SHELT
(1119)
LONG
--
(1112)
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TRANSVERSE
x
~70__
____
U)
60
50
___
___
(7i 4Z
40
-460
-400
-300
-200
TEMPERATURE
-100
(OF)
___
100
"A.9.a-2
100
90
.....
NOTE:
T87,
LONGITUDINAL AND
0,100-IN.
Z,00-IN.
o.063-IN.
80
SHEET
PLATE
TRANSVERSE,
(1115)
(1117)
SHEET (1119)
70
x
"6 0
IL
50
LONGITUDINAL
40
I
30.
-460
-400
-300
TRANSVERSE
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)

(7-15-63)
100
A.9.b
II
110
NOTE.
100
TGZ,
1 I
I
LONGITUDINAL
AND TRANSVERSE.
0o.25--IN.
SHEET
(1037)
(1108)
0.090-IN.
SHEET
0.100-IN.
SHEET (1115)
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(111s)
C',
90
LN
x
& 8o
U)
w
U)
I70
__
60
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-15-,63)
100
A.9.b-1
4'
100
NOTZ-,
T81,
90
LONGITUDINAL
AND TRANSVERSE.
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(1108)
0.1O0-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1119)
(IIZZ)
U)
U)
Ln
'70
LEGEND:
60
LONGITUDINAL
LZ
50
TRANSVERSE
,_,
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7--15-.63)
100
A.9.b-2
110;
T87,
NOTE-
LONGITUDINAL
0.100-IN.
100
&
2.00-IN.
1,_
SHEET
SHEET
AND
TRANSVERSE.
(ills)
(1117)
SHEET (1119)
0.063-IN.
-- ,I
90
(I)
x
S80
..
. . .
. .
U)
70
50-
60
__,_
~LONGITUDINAL___
-[
TRANSVERSE
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)
(7-15-63)
100
A.9.b-3
100
NOTE:
ALL CURVE5 T6Z,
"o0.15-IN.
90
--
90
,-
~KT
=
LONGITUDINAL.
SHEET
(1037)
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(1106)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
____
3.(1115
5
")
x
U)
80
6
__
KT
- 15-(1
__
__
__
0-60
-30-20-100
37
1 15
0
__400
TEMPERATURE
(OF)
(7-15-63)
A.9.b4
1.20
1.10
r KT
1.00
.00
3.5
(1115)
r,. Iiii
~K -T -=8.0
Uoo
/"
___
IKI=8.
I- =
(1115)
I.
__ _ (1108)
__
_ __
_j.
I-I
"X"
'KT
oz
0.80
z 0.70
.21.0
(1037)
-...
NOTE
0.60
0 .50
-460
-400
-300
ALL CURVES T62,
LONGITUDINAL.
0125-IN.
SHEET
(1037)
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(1108)
0.100-IN.
SHEET (I115)
1.
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)

(7-15-63)
100
A.9.b-5
90
70
e___ KT3._(115
70
K.. =6r.0 (,,08)
F-
S60.
21.0
-T 8.0 (1115)
so-
40
-..
460
-400
-300
-200
TEMPERATURE
__
-100
(OF)
(7-15-63)
100
A.9.b-6
1.20
SKTr
3.5 (1113)
1.00
0-00
7'
.00-
z 0.80
0.80
0
Poe<
z0.70
___
0.60
-___
-460
___
-400
___
___
-300
__
_____
ALL CURVES T62. TRANsVERsE.
NO[E:
0.50
___
0.125-IN.
0.090-IN.
SHEET (1037)
SHEET (1108)
0 00.100-IN.
SHF
___
-200
lT
(1115)
__
____
-- 100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-15-63)
100
A.9. b-7
110NOTE:~ ALL CURVES Tail, LONGITUDINAL.
--
100
-_
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(110)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1119)
}{
(1122)
KrT
3.5 (1108)
K
9 0
1.
3. 5 (11115)
80U)
70
60
moi
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)
(7-15--63)
100
A.9.b-o
1.00
0.1
T oIoj\
u-
ox
__
o0.70
(15
___
_t"
____
KT
K_
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I_
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K-T
0T9-N
SH3ET
(1108)
0.090-I14.
SHEET
(1115)
0.063-IN.
SHEET (1119)
60.60
0.60
0.50
__
-460
(1122)
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
100
A.9.b-9
110
NOTE:
100
"I
"I
90
T
K T-
ALL CURVES
TRANSVERSE.
0.090-IN. SHEET
(1108)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0.068-IN.
SHEET
(1119)
3.5
SKT
T8I,
=3.5
(112Z)
(1108)
111 5)
80
in
IW70no
K TT
(1119)
l=
17.2
(n
-460
-400
-300
--200
TEMPERATURE
-100
0100
(OF)

(7-15
s-63)
A.9.b-10
1.20
1.t0
I
II
.3. 5 (1115)
F K.
K T
3 13.5 (1108)
-__
-___,__,_
S---_T_=
""
!___
____
.0
(8)
KTT-
7.
oT(m11o
(1119)
I0T
000
0.7
0
17
.2 P ...
4T
0.80
0.90
z
oo,
-- 46
--400
011)
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-30
I-0
- -0
0.60
__
NOTE:
ALL. CURVES
SHEET
(110R)
100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
0.063-IN. SHEET
(1119)
1
-400
-300
-200
TRANSVERSE.
0.090-IN.
-.
0.50 11
--460
Ta,
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)

(7-15-63)
111
100
A.9.b-1 1
110
NOTE.
ALL
CURVES T871
0.100-IN.
100
At
Z.00-IN.
SHEET
PLATE
(1117)
0.063-IN. SHEET
S90
-- Kr
LONGITUONAL,
(111)
(1119)
3.5 (1115)
\F
7.2 (11
9)
W
00
60-
-460
-400
-300
TEMPEATUR
-200
TEMPERATURE
(ills)
-100
(OF')
(?-15-63)
100
A.9.b-12
1.20'
.5 (1115)
14. 3T
1. 10
1.00
0.90
IU)__
wo-
S/
-I<T:K
8 .0
(ills)
__
0.80
,0-
-N
ATE
(1117)
0-z0.70
-460
-400
-300
-200
TEMPERATURE
-100
(111)

(7015
.63)
100
It
"A.9.b-13
NOTE-
ALL CURVES
0.l00-IN.
,ir
100
TB7. TRANSVERSE.
SHEET (1115)
2.00-IN. PLATE (1117)

0.063-IN. SHEET (1119)
KT
3. 5 (1115)
90
i-
70
60
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-15-S3)
100
A.9.b-14
1.20
1.10
1.00
KT
3,5_
_(1115)___ __
"_
__
__
__
I-I
0.90
-T
7.Z
(1119)
I-1
0.80
z
--
KT
B-80
(1113)
.7 I-I
z0
............
0.60
NOTE!
ALL CURVE5
0.100-IN.
2.00-IN.
0.063-IN.
Ta7,
SHEET
PLATE
SHEET
TRANSVERSE.
(1115)
(1117)
(1119)
0.50
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)

(7-15,-.6 3)
100
A.9.b-15
90
NOTE:
ALL CURVES
T62,
AS-TIG WELDED
EXCEPT AS NOTED,
0. 12-IN. SHEET
AUTO,
2319 ROD.
(1437)
0.090-.IN. SHEET (11ce)

0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1:115)
-N
80
70
x
60
LOG
O RN
40TRN
30
-460
1_1
-400
____
1___1
-_1
-300
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
-200
(7-15-63)
100
A.9.b-16
80_
/_
70
60___
__
Sj
__
__
LONG,
S40
TRAN
30
NOTE:
ALL CURVES
AUTO
AND
0.090--IN.
__
__
--
6-0
-300
SHEET
(1119)
3___N_ SHEET
(1115)
100
_)
WELDED.
EXCEPT
[1108)
--200
TEMPERATURE
AS--TIG
2319 ROD
SHEET
__0_1_0__II
-400
TB?,
(1,0
AS
"122
(12
0100
(OF)
(7-1(
1-63)
NOTED.
It
A.9.b-17
so
70
60
50
40
30
20
-460
-400
1_
-200
-300
TEMPERATURE (OF)
1__1_1
-100

(7-15-63)
100
A.9.c
20
15
IJI
10
z
0
Z
NOTE:
O4
ALL CURVES
T62,
SHEET
(1037)
0.090--N.
SHEET
(1108)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(115)
0.090-IN. SHEET
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-1-0SS3)
LONGITUDINAL.
0.12S-IN.
(1116)
100
it
A.9.c-1
20
Slo
0I
z
(1037)
NOTE:
ALL CURVES
0-O.1Z-IN.
TRANS VERSE.
T62.
SHEET (1037)
w
460 -400
-300
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(1108)
0.090-IN.
SHEET
(1 116)
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (OF)
ELONGATION OF 2219 ALUMINUM,
(7-15-63)
100
A.9.c-2
20
(ills)
15
w
002.T
IL
--40
-- 0---
0--
-400
-300
I.
-200
'
(11)(t
10
ALL CURVES TBM , LONGITUDINAL.
NOTE:
SHEET
(le)
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
O.06-4-IN.
SHEET
(I1ls)
(1122)
-I
,0.090-IN.
111-
-460
0--
(1119.)HU
-100
ELONGATION (PERCENT)
C,100
imp,,
A.9.c-3
20
15
w.g--N
z
0
0
--460
1HET
(8)
0 119)
-40o0
-20NOTE:
______
!--
-400
-300
=-200
0
Tal, TRANSVERSE.
SHEET
(1108)
0.10D-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
D.063-IN.
SHEET
(1119)
______0.090-IN.
-460
0
ALL CURVES
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-15-63)
(1122)
___1
100
A.9.c-4
20
1
L.NG.
L
(1117)
-15
...
z
"'
TRRANS
I-
w5
NOTE:
AL.L
CURVES
0z100-10.
L00-NN.
o.O(13-1N.
0
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (AF)
(7-15-63)
PLATEA
SHEET
1
-460
T87,
SHEET
(1115)
(1117)
(1119)
I1
100
A. 11.a
70
4s
NOTE:
LONGITUDINAL AND TRANSVERSE.

0.063-IN.
SHEET
-1-H343.
n. ID0-IN.
SHEET (111 )
-H343,
0.050-IN. SHEET
_-H343,
60
--
HZ4,
-H343,
0.100-IN.
0.092-IN,
(1107)
(1119)
SHEET (111Z)
SHEET (1123)
x
~50
U)
40
a
40
LEG
ND
LO;NGITUD 1NAL-
TRANSVERSE
30
.
-400
-460
-300
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (F)
(7--15-ES)
100
A.11.b
90r
--
-_
NOTE:
80
LONGITUDINAL AND TJRANSVXRSX.

-nA.43,
0.063-IN.
SHEET
(1107)
-HSA3.
0.100-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
70
x
ifLl
XXxIX
L-EGEND:
40
-460
LONGITUE) INAL
V
~~TRANS
-400
-300
VERSE
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-15-63)
100
A.I.100
90
80
70-
w60
ul
50
-460
-400
-300
-200
TEMPERATURE
-100
(O F)

(7-15-63)
100
A.11.b-2
1.30
1.20
___
1-4343,
KT
0.100-IN.
3.5,
SHEET
(1115)
~1.00
w
1j
__
0.90
S0.80
--
00
.H343,
..
K;IT
7.2,
0.06 3-,. N.
0.70
H.343,
0.60 1B
-460
KT
SHEET
-400
-300
-200
8 .0,
0.100-IN.
(l115)
-100
TEMPERATURE ('F)

(7--e1"-3)
_\\
L.ONG,
100
"A.11.b-3
80
NOTE:
AS-TIG WELDED,
0,063-IN.
SHEET,
5356 FILLER (1107)
0,100-IN.
SHEET,
5566 FILLER
AUTO
(0 1:)
(1107)
LONG.
70
ALL CURVES -H-343.
TRAN5
6 0 -,
"
50
U,/
TRANS
40 -
30
-460
-400
-300
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE ('F)
(7-15-63)
100
A.1 l.c
H33
.6-IN,
SHEET (1107)
H343. 0.092-IN.
SET(23
zw
Ixl
Z 1o
z
0OG
01
-460
-400
-300
L
-200
-100
TEMPERA~rJRE (OF)
(7-15-63)
0100
B.3.a
1o
400
4-
320
A"LIONG.
240
0.00--IN,
(I)
LONG.
AND
SHEET
TRANS
ANNEALED,
LOGSHEET
AI
-460
-- 400
(106Z)
C.
0.06-ION,
N5
-300
ET(0)62)
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (F)
YIELD STRENGTH OF L-605
(7-15-63)
100
B.3.b
480
__--
400407.GOLD
REDUCTION,
320
REDUCTION,
____CL
240-
160-
OG
80-
0~
-460
-400
.-100
-200
-300
TEMPERATURE ('F)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF L-605
(7-15-63)
100
B.3.b-1
*
300
250LOG
CLREDU
RDUCTON,
z0
008-N
200iZ
TURAS,
100RE
102
SHET(115
TEMPERATURE
150LNOTCHN
(7-15-63)KT
TEANSILEOSTRENGH
8.0
DOFTRANS
6.3.b-2
2 1.00
SH.T9006
Z.2-N
e?-
1.0
z.G
0.-70
0.008-IN.
SHEET
(1062))
TONGERANURERANS
NOCzTEGHRTOO
m7-Z5I63
IRAN
/ IT
lz
.ONG.
AND
-0
B.3.b-3
250
_____r NOTE:
ALL CUR~VES
TIG WELDED,
AUTO,
210LOG
E T (02
ct-'190
(n10
/I
-ANNEAL.ED,
(I)
AS WELDED,
L-605 ROD, 0.076-IN.
150
130
AFTER WELDING,
'PLANISHED
NO FILLER,
0.0ZO-IN.
SHFET
.(1062)
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
(7-1-63)TENSILE
STRENGTH OF L-605
100
B.3.c
60
A--'NNEALED,
6076-IN.SHEET (1115)
50
R ANS
LON'
40
zLd
SHEET (1062),
0,020--1N,
z..
30
0
LONG
40%COLD
~0.006-
10
0
-460
-L
-400
0-W
-300
REDUCTION,
IN. SH-EET
(1062)
_
_
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
ELONGATION OF L-605
(7-15-63)
100
D.7.a
240
NOTE:__ALL.
_____
________
200
CURVES LONGITUDINAL
ODREDUCED,
SOUINTETD
160
SOLUTION
X~10
MAN,
F/16 HfR6
(/.0
HR,
HRCAc)
Ac50
-SOLUTION
TREA TED AND AGED
0L SOUTION TREATEDANAGDwn
(1800 F/30 MIN, AC),
10F16HA)
40-
80
-460
______
AND AGED
TREATED
0.016-IN.
-400
-300
HEET
(1062)
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE ("F)
YIELD STRENGTH OF A-2%6 STAINLESS STEEL

(7-15-63)
AND AGED-
100
D.7.b
280
(1800
F/30 MIN,
0,07--IN,
SHEET
240
F/16
AND AGED
TREATED
(1800 F/30 MIN,
AC: 1325 F/16 HR,
3/4--IN. DIA B=AR (137)
TREATED
SOLUTION
__
AC).
HR,
(MIlS)
SOLUTION
-
1325
607 0 CR;
AC;
AND AGED
REDUCED,
COLD
TREATED,
SOLUTION
(1800
F/30 MIN.
0 .016--1N.
AC.
SHFE T
AC),
AND
AGED
1100 F/16
HR.
AC),
(1062)
160
SOLUTION TROATLUT
X-
(1800
0.016--NN.
SOLUTION
U)
L-(1800
80.
40
F/30 MINAC:
F/30
.--
0.016--]H,
TREATED
MIN,
-- 400
-- 300
AC),
(1062)
SHEET
(1062)
: T- , L .L0 w oo,o, A'
0
-- 460
AGET
F/16 HR,
,C),
SHEET
AIN
1325
-- 200
-- 100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF A-286
100
D.7.b-1
280
NOTE:
, I.
ALL CURVES LONGITUDINAL
SOLAJUTION
,q
240
KT
AGED
s0AND
K T=
TREATED,
(1800
1325 F/16 HR,
F'/30
AC),
COLD REDUCED,
MIN,
AC: 60%CR;
0.078-IN .SHEF
(1115)
200
U)
-
__
160
SOLUTION TREATED AND AGED
(I,
(I,!
___ ___
___
_-
1
120"
(1800 F/30 MIN,
X
H
U)
0,016-IN.
AC,
SHEET
F/16 HR,
AC),
...
80
40
0-460
432
(1062)
-400
-300
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (CF)
NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF A-286 STAINLESS STEEL
(7-15-6 3)
100
D.7.b-2
1.20
___
___
___
AGED
HR.
(1800
AC),
COLD
TREATED.
SOLUTION
AC;
F/30 MIN,
0.078-IN.
SHEET
AND
REDUCED,
60%CR:
1325
F/16
(i115)
I-I
g1l 1.10
K T
=l3.5
1-
z.
-
__00
___
00
0.
Kmq
0.7
ZSOLUTION
TREATED
0.80
1325 F-/16 HR,
NOTE:
-460
-400
-300
ALL
CURVES
AC),
AND
AGIED
0.016-I1N.
(1800
SHEET
P730
MIN,
(1062)
LONGITUDINAL
-200
-100
0100
TEMPERATURE (F)
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF A-286 STAINLESS STEEL
(7-15-3)
AC:
D.7.c
Z30LUIO
TREATED ADAE
(1800
F/30MIA
0.016- IN.
SHEET
(1062)
00
10
0
MR,
0.016-IN.
(1800 1100
AC;
F1/.5
HR.___ AC),
0OITO
TREATE
MIN,
(180
___
___
TREATED,
-/3
F/16 HRN,
13256
IN.
ND OFAGEDT
ONGTR AT IO
EoS
LUT
(700F/0M15-63)00F/6HR
F/16
___
SHEETR(1067)
A)
AGED
REDUCED,
AAC)
(1820
AC.
0. 7 -I
SH
IN E S T E
(1E
D.7.d
60
50 --
z
wIi
SOLUTION
40
TREATED
(1800 F/1.5 HR,
40AC),
3/4-IN.
AC.
AND
AGED
1325 F/16 HR,
DIA DAR
(137)
IL
o 30
ul
a
2O
10
-460
-/00
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (F)
REDUCTION OF AREA OF A-286 STAINLESS STEEL
(7-1s-63)
100
E.2.a
.4,,'
17
~(1115
ISO
AGE
AND
(100
/20
HR.
AC
530
-46
-20
-40ON0
I(F)
TEPEATR
YILWTEGHO
(71563
-10.
NOE-
E.2.b
260
240
LONG.
AND TRANS
LONG,
6v 220
2X
(137)
UV) 200
(n
lin
180
NOTE: ALL CURVES SOLUTION "TREATED
A-ND
AGED (1300 F'/20 HR, AC)
3/4--IN.
160
(137)
B3AR
0.063-IN.
(106lz)
5HE"
DAR
0.080-IN.
140
-460
-400
-300
(1081)
(1115)
SHEET
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (F)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF INCONEL-X

(7-15-63)
100
E.2.b-1
_
250
NOTE:
ALL CURVES GOLUTION TREATED

(1300 F/20 HR,
AND AGED
,,
0.063--IN.
SHEET (1062)
0O.080--IN,
SHEET
AC)
(11'15)
230
KT
m 3.5
7LONG.
.TRANS
210
0
W
(1115)
190
U)
li
LONG.___
I-I
170
-LONG. AND
. . .
150
130
-460
-400
..
...
_.
"7.2
(106Z
....
..
..
..
-300
TRANS
7
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (F)
NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF INCONEL-X

(7-15-63)
100
E.2.b-2
1.10
K3.5
T (1115)11
S0.90
- ,.
~T
~
~~
(0Z
ANS
"X 0.80
SAGED
(13D0
0.063-IN,
-
--
F/20 HR
SHEET
0.o00--N. SHEET
. AC-)
(06:Z)
(1115)
0.70
-460
-400
-300
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (OF)
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF INCONEL-X
(7-1--63)
100
E.2.b-3
220
200
180
SOLUTION TREATED
TIG WELDF.D,
_____ ___AS
SNEET
LONG.
NG.RANS
x -160/
(1118)
AND AGED (1300 F120 HR,
AUTO,
INCONEL X ROD,
AC)
0,080-IN.
IHEIT(13
U o
120
100
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF INCONEL-X

(7--1 -63)
100
E.2.c
1
60
INOTE.:
_____
- _____
ALL CURVES
SOLUTION TREATED AND
(1300 F/20 HR,
-AGED
50
1
AC)
0.750-iN. DIA. BAR
(137)
0.063- IN. SHEET
(1062)
BAR
(108 1)
0.080-IN. SHEET
(1115)
w
~40
0
z0 (30
10
-460
LONG, AND
-400
TRANS
-300
-200
TEMPERATURE
-100
(OF)
ELONGATION OF INCONEL-X
(7-15-63)
100
Abf
A4 V
E.2.d
50
40
z
U
tld
30
z
0 20
NOTE
10
-AND
-460
ALL- CURVES
SOLUTION
AGED
(1300 F/Z0 HR.
-100
AC).
BAR
"J
-400
-300
-200
TEMPERATURE (-F)
REDUCTION OF AREA OF INCONEL-X

(7-15-63)
TREATED
100
1bE.7.a
250
230
--
210
/I
______
"LONG
--
_______
S190
x
-40%COLD
REDUCTION,
0.C11-IN.
SHrET
(1062)
u) 170
LONG.
zoCOLD
REDUCTION,
0.080-IN.
SHEET (1115)
130
110
-460
__,
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (*F)
(7--15-63)
YIELD STRENGTH OF HASTELLOY B
100
E.7.b
290
.--
270
250
'
~407.C
LD Ri"D UCGT 'ON"
l'"0.011--1N.
SHEET (1062)
LONG.
230
0%
x 210
U)
td
U)
aI- 190
U)
20%oCOLD REDUCTION,
[
0,00--IN.
SHELET
(I1 'S)--
TRANS
LONG.
170
I50
130
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (-F)
(7-15-63)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF HASTELLOY B
100
E.7.b-1
340
S.r
300
40%COLD REDUCTION,
Is
.O
0.011m |N.
= 7.2,
SHE"EIT (110b2.)
260
x
S220
0,O
U)
RDCIN
l 0ONIG.
0,080--IN.
[/
TRANS
SHEET
(1115)
180
"OMZ
TRANS
1-0N G.
140
0-%COLD REDUCTION,
0.080--N, SHEET
KT = 8.0,
(1115)
100
-460
-400
-300
-100
-200
(F)
TEMPERATURE
NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF HASTELLOY B
(7--15--63)
100
E.7.b-2
1.30
407oOL0 REDUCTION,
f0.011-IN.
1.20
SHEET
KT
7.2,
(1062)
LONJG
.2o
<1.10
20%COLD
-T
0. 080-I1N.
REDUCTION,
SHEET
3.3,
(1115)
S1.00
____
z
z
N~0.90
0.80
5HEIZT
0.080--IN.
(1115)
0.70
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (*F)
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF HASTELLOY B

(7-15-63)
100
E.7.b-3
200
2O%COL-D REDUCTION,
180
AS-TIG WELDED,
TRANS
HASTELLOY 8
AUTO,
ROD,
0,080-IN.
LOG0HET(15
X 160
0:14
U-
120
100
--460
LNSE
-400
-300
NFILR
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (*F)
WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF HASTELLOY B
(7-13-63)
t00
E.7.c
60
so
20%COLD
0.020-IN,
____
NZ~
LONG.
TRAN
AND
REDUCTION,
SHEET (1115)
TANSj
"
.- 40
z
U
__
40% COLLD
Lii
20
REDUCTION,
0.011-IN. SHEET
(1062)
LONG.
10
0
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (F)
ELONGATION OF HASTELLOY B
(7-15-63)
100
E.8.a
-V
130
12
\ ./
0.060-IN.
SHEET (1115)-
90
780
60 460
-- 400
-- 300
-- 200
-- 100
TEMPERATURE (F)
YIELD STRENGTH OF D-979

(7-15s-63)
0100
E.8.b
240
220
ANNEALEQ,
200
0-.060-IN.
LONG.,
SHEET
(1115)
140
120
--460
-- 400
'
-- 300
-- 200
-- 100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF D-497

(7--15--63)
0100
,4h
E.8.b-1
220
NOTE:
ALL CURVES
0,060-IN.
Sw
ANNEALED,
mET
LONGITUDINAL.
(11s)
200
180
U)
Lo
Z.
=8.0
UF) 140
! 20
100
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (oF)
NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF D-979

(7-15-63)
100
E.8.b-2
1.10
7
NOTE:
ALL. CURVES
0.060-IN
1.00
0.90
o
z
z
LANNEAL-ED,
IT
LONGITUDINAL,
SHEET (ll15)
U)
T-3.5--
0.80
0.70
0.60
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE ("F)
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF D-979
(7--I 5...3)
100
E.8.c
50
4,-
40
z
w
N
330
z
z
-1
"w
ANNEALED,
0.060-IN.
I-ONG.,
SHEET
(1115)
20
10
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (F)
ELONGATION OF D-979
.(7-15S-6
100
F.1.a-2
.
320,
I
NOTE:;
ALL CURVES
NORMAL
INTERSTITIAL_
ANNEALED.
ANALYSIS,
02
REF
-
280-
WT %
Nz
FE
-_l
i
--
240
(1107)
0.170
0.009
0.015
(liz)
0.140
0.016
0.0Z4
(1115)
0.171
0.016
0.026
SHEET
-0.032-IN.
LONG. AND TRANS
cn~~ I-N
0.04
0.34
(1107)
0.032-IN. SHEET (IMl)
"-200
X20
LOG.-
TRANS.
S0.020-IN.
SHEET,
LONG
(1112)
ul
Lo
160
(n
120
80--
401
-460
-400
-300
-200
I
-100
1
0
TEMPERATURE (OF)
YIELD STRENGTH OF 5AI-2.5 Sn TITANIUM

(7-15-63)
100
F. I. b
300x
10 3
280-
260--ANNE'ALED [!63,66,78,79,60,81,90,100,134,135,
136,150,247,635,658,676,799,900,
103
220-
1015,1028,
1081,1094]
___
XAL_
ANNEALEDN
[137]
HBAR,
200
0.040 IN SHEET, ANNEALED,
NOTCHED, KT= 6.3, TRANS [1062]
ISO
1_
i_
/0.040 IN SHEET, ANNEAL.ED,
"NOTCHED, KT
"C.
L
[1062]
:6.3, LONG
cl
n
CI
140-
I-
0.040 IN SHEET,
ANNEALED, LONG
AND TRANS [1062]
loo
820
.....
60
40
20
0
"-460 -400
-300
-200
-100
100
TEMPERATURE, OF
200
300
400
500
TENSILE STRENGTH OF A- IIO-AT TITANIUM
12-15-61
F.l.b-1
320
_____
280-
-E
-INTERSTITIAL.
EXTRA-LOW
: ALL. CURVESCHEM ICAL ANALY5ES
NOTE ANNEAI-LE,
AS SHOWN
IN
O.025-IN.
LONG.
SHEET
AND TRANS
1(1113)
240
F.1.A-1.
0,014-IN,
SHEET
I-N
rnTEMPERATURERANS
(-1-602)
F.l.b-2
320
NOTE:
-I
NORMAL. INTERSTITIAL,
ALL CURVES
ANNEALED.
II
CHEMICAL ANALYSES
AS SHOWN IN FIoA-Z.
280
0.033-IN.
SHEET
AND TRANS
LONG.
(1107)
0.032-IN.
SHEEFT
1_
240-
"v
LONG,0,0Z0-IN.
I/
(111%)
1_
SH-EET
LONG . (1112)
200
ffl
w(n)
Ir
__
160
120
80
40
-460
-400
-300
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (OF)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF 5AI-2.5 Sn TITANIUM

(7-15-63)
100
F.1 .b-5
320
280
-KT
2,
0032-IN.
SHEET
(1107)
LONG.7
240
ANS
-__
LONG"
3.5, 0.03Z-IN,
72
3.8 ,
u;
..
21.0
0032-IN..
SHEET
(1107)
0.032-IN.
SHEET
SHEE,
(1l1s)
(1107)
LONG
40
"I%_
--460
--400
--300
--200
--100
0100
TEMPERATURE (AF)
NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 5AI-2.5 Sn TITANIUM

(7--1--63)
F.1 .b-6
1.20
1.200LN
0.~3 183
I N ._
A_
1.00~~~0KT
0.0
L___
-____I_1_)
*SHEE
7.,0.321,1INe
SHET
1107)000
_T
_.00-N
= 81.0,fl.032-IN. SHEET(18
X\K
u
6-
ON .
11)
0.2
0.2
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (*F)
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF'5AI-2.5 Sn TITANIUM

(7-1 5-63)
100
F.l.b-7
"32
.4
2CNOT!.:
ALL CURVES
ANNEALED,
INF.I.A-1,
EXTRA-LOW
CHEMICAL ANAL-YSES AS SHOWN

AS-TIG WELDED. AUTO,
NO
FILLER ROD USED.
280
0.014- IN.
240
INTERSTITIALI
-1o07)
SHEET
LONG.
"
"TRANS
200
tit
w
w 160
12C0
LONG.
0.o040-.-lN.
SH F.ET
(1114) ,
80
40
-460
.....
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF

5AI-2.5 Sn TITANIUM
(10-15-62)
100
F.l.b-8
. ...
3 20
NOTE:
ALL CURVES
INTERSTITIAL,
NORMAL
IN F.I.A-2,
ANALYSES AS SHOWN
280
AUTO,
NO FILLER ROD.
240
CHEMICAL
AS-TIG WELDED,
032.-IN.
SHEET
(1107)
SA0
200
'X 160
U)
120
80
40
-460
-400
-300
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (OF)
WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF 5AI-2.5 Sn TITANIUM

(7-15-63)
100
F.1 .- 2
2<
60
NOTE:
ALL CURVES NORMAL

ANNEALED,
50 -HOWN
INTERSTITIAL,
CHEMICAL ANALYSES AS
IN F*.IA-2-
,40"'
lii
IL"
S-
---
0. 032--1 N.
SHEET (1115)
O03-I.
SEE
S1oE)
0
U20
(110")
TRANS
0.NG
0__0__
lo_
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (F)
ELONGATION OF 5AI-2.5 Sn TITANIUM
(7-15-63)
100
70
ALL FOR0S
30
4.........
................
I~EDUCTI.
soIOA
. A...A.O.
TITANIU
67617-99
j::' 150
Si109
12-
50
F.3.o
1(0
'
SEE NOTE PAGE F.ILa
SOLUTION TREATED [137f]

ANW2601
24
-1__
IVSOLUTION
Z
220
-4
200
-N._____
TREATED AT 1700 OF FOR

20 MIN, WO, AGED AT 1000OOF FOR
HR, AC. (EXCEPT REF 1063 WHICH WAS
___
"I
__
10)
a.
120
II-
Go--
24 -30620065
7,
1038,
YILaTEGHO
-100
67,027,20
TE4PER63TURE,
101
40
-2-VTTNU
F.3.a-1
340
I
NOTE:
ALL
CURVES EXTRA-LOW
INTERSTITIAL.
0.032-IN.
SHEET
ANALYS IS,
CONDITION
300
SOLUTION TREATED
(1660 F/5 MIN
WQ;
02
N2
FE
0.130
0.016
0.023
0.13
0.12
014. 0o025
0.0 0.
AL-ED
S*,ANE
(1115)
WT
AND AGED
1000 F/4 HR,
TREATED
AC)
ANO
AGED
,SOLUTION
x
-
U)
220
YaH.6
L-i
(n
U)
2-60
-- 400
--t0
-400
-300
00
I-20TEMERTUENSF
140
-460
-200
TEMPERATURE
-100
('F)
YIELD STRENGTH OF 6AL-4V TITANIUM
100
F.3. b
300,iIO-
280___
SOLUTION TREATED (137)

260
240-SOLUTION
TREATED AT 1700OF FOR

20 MIN, WO, AGED AT 1000-F FOR
m4HR, AC. (EKCEPT
REIF 1063 WHICH WAS
0
AT 1O00F
FOR 6HR, AC)
22-AGED
20m
S140
__
_____
SOLU TION TREATED[E,2, 6 3, 64, 66r, 67, 6.8,

70,130,132,136,146, 150, 244,
247, 620, 635, 636, 676, 1027 03,
10
00
1039, 1046,1063,1066, 1081]
________
-460 -400
-300
-200
-100
100
TEMPERATURE,
0F
200
300
400
TENSILE STRENGTH OF C-120-AV TITANIUM
500
F.3.b-1
340
NOTE:
ALL CURVES EXTRA-LOW

CHEMICAL
SHOWN
ANALYSES
IN F.3.A-1,
SOLUTION
INTERSTITIAL,
AND HEAT TREATMENT
0.032-IN SHEET
C(115)
TREATED AND AGED
TRANS
260
LLONG.
100
-- 460
-- 400
0100
-- 100
-- 200
-- 300
TEMPERATURE (TF)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6AL-4V TITANIUM

TENILSTEN
TH
AL-VITA
IU
'4,
F.3.b-2
380
ALL CURVES EXTRA-LOW INTERSTITIAL,
NOTE:
LONGITUDINAL,
340
CHEMICAL ANALYSES AND
HEAT TREATMENT SHOWN IN F,3.A-I,

SHECT
0,032-IN.
(1115)
300
260
w 220
I.-180
140
SOLUTION
-AND
____ -.
100
-460
-400
TREATED
AGED,
-300
KT =
.0'"
1
I
- 200
-100
TEMPERATURE ('F)
NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6AL-4V TITANIUM

(7-15-63)
100
F.31b-3
1.30
1.10
0.90
Iz
z
Nu
/SLUIO
TRETE
AND
AGED
K_T___
0.50
0.30
-460
1
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
1
0
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF 6AL-4V TITANIUM
(7-15-63)
1
100
F-31
~~340
--
-F3.4
NOTE!
ALL CURVES
TRANSVERSE,
EXTRA-LOW
INTERSTITIAL,
CHEMICAL ANALYSES AND
HEAT TREATMENT
SHOWN
IN F.3.A-I.
0.032-IN.
300
SOLUTION TREATED
SHEET (1113
3.3
AND AGED, K T-
260
0"
x
F
Sk
180
TEMPLERAn
KTUE(
ND GTH, OF 6A-V
NOCHTESOUILE STREA'
(7-15-63)
IANU
F.3.b-5
1.301
1
V-SOLUTION
0*
3.
1.10
CANELD
Z
AND AGED,
TREATED
__
K__
_
8.0
0.90
Loi
oz
0.70__
UOLuTION
0.301
-460
TREATED
1
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (OF)
11
-400
-300
AND
AGED,
KT
8.0
-1
0
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF 6AL-4V TITANIUM
(7-15-63)
__
1
100
F.3.b-6
300
275
SOLUT ION TREATED
AND AGED
LONG.
1
N
TRAN
250
225
200
LONG.
TRANS
175t
150NOTE:
-I
ALL CURVES EXTRA-LOW INTERSTITIAL,
AS-TIG WELDED,
AUTO,
NO FILLER,
CHEM ICAL ANALYSES AND HEAT TREATMENT

SHOWN IN
125
-460
F.3.A-1,
0.032-IN.
-,T
SHEET (1115)
--"--7
-400
-300
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (*F)
WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6AL-4V TITANIUM

(7--15-63)
100
F.3.c
I
SOLUTION TREATED AT 1550OF

0
25
*)
FOR I HR,WQ, AGED AT 1000 F

2,4HR, AC (132,635,836]
SOLUTION TREATED AT 1550 F
FRI HR, WO, AGED AT 900OF
C71,FOR24
FOR 24H
___FR
_-__
SOLUTION TREATED T15

FOR INR,WQ, AGED AT iOOOOF
HR,AC. [Ioe,I32,,635,63
0
FOR 2O MIN, WQ,AGED AT 1000 F
WHICH
1063
REF
FOR 4 HR, AC.(EXCEPT
0
AGED AT IOOO F FOR 6HR,AC).
15
isWAS
[1(ioos 1046,1065,10lose)
IDI
0-460 -400
-300
-200
-100
080
TEMPERATURE,
200;
0F
300
400
500
ELONGATION OF C-120-AV TITANIUM
SOLLJTI ON TREATED [62,63,64,66, 67,70,102,105',106,
SOLUTION TREATED,:U371i
Cj
CL
TRA0D
-460-400O
300
-zoo
-too
100
TEMPERATURE, aF
200
AGD
300
T 25O
400
ELONGATION OF C-120-AV TITANIUM
12-18-61
500
F.3.c-1
20
I
S~LONG,
ANAE
TRA'S
15
Iz
Iid
10
z
I
/e
5
I
NOTE:
ALL CURVES
EXTRA--LOW
"CHEMICAL ANALYSES
,
0
-460
-400
-300
SHOWN
IN
F.A.A--1,
-200
AND
INTERSTITIAL,
HEAT TREATMENT
0.n32-IN.
I..
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
ELONGATION OF 6AL-4V TITANIUM
(7-15--63)
SHEET
I'
(1115)
-I
11
100
AWV
S~F,4.a
lfw
340
300O
260
x
rANNEAT
"e
rn
220
220
LONG.
SHEE
0.0--N
(1-15)
TRANS
V)
I-
180
140
100
-460
-400
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
YIELD STRENGTH OF 8AL-1MO-IV TITANIUM
(7-15--53)
100
F.4.b
340
300
260
__
ANNEALED,
_
S220
SHEET
_,__0.032-IN,
(1115)
STRAN
cn
C,)
100
-460
-40U
-300
-200
-100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
TENSILE STRENGTH OF 8AL-1MO-1V TITANIUM
(7-15-63)
100
m wF.4.b-1
300
"I
NOTE:
260
ALL CURVES
o0.032-IN.
ANNEALED,
SHEET
(1115).
LONG.
STRA
NS
c-,
/
180
120
_ _
K-
T
, 8.0
STRANS
100
--460
-- 400
-- 300
-- 200
-- 100
0100
TEMPERATURE (OF)
NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 8AL-1MO-1V TITANIUM
e-63)
(7-15
F.4.b-2
1.30
LONE
0.90
00.-0
zz
o
NG
00
0
Z
0.50C -_
-1lNOTE:
ALL. CURVES ANNEALED,

0.032-IN.
(1115)
11
0.30
-460
SHEET
-400
-300
-200
TEMPERATURE
-100
(OF)
NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF 8AL-1MO-1V TITANIUM
(7-15-63)
100
F.4.b-3
300
IFT
TNO
260
260
-____
ANNEALEbD
FILLER,
AS-TIG
WELDED,
0.032-IN.
SHEET
AUTO,
(1115)
TRANSI
LNG. N
220
U,,.
I-O
ul
140
100
-460
-400
-300
1
1
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (OF)
WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF 8AL-1MO-1V TITANIUM
(7-15-63)
100
F.4.c
20
1I5
z
'ILI
ANNEALED,O0.032-IN.
SHEET
(1115)
z
0
0
0
-460
-400
-30C
-100
-200
TEMPERATURE (F)
ELONGATII(N OF 8AL-1MO4V TITANIUM
(7-
-1S,.a
100
"[1091]
H. W. Altman,
T.
Rubin,
and H. L.
Johnston,
Coefficient
of Thermal Expansion of Solids, Part III, Technical Report

264-27, Ohio State Univ, Cryogenic Lab, (1954), as quoted
in R. J. Corruccini and J. J. Gniewek,
Standards Monograph 29, (1961).
[1092]
C. H. Lees, "The Effects of Temperatures and Pressure on

the Thermal Conductivities of Solids," Part 2, Phil Trans
Royal Society (London), Series A208 (1908), as quoted in
National Bureau of Standards Circular 556, (1954).
[1093]
T. R, Butkovich, Ultimate Strength of Ice, Research Paper

II, Snow, Ice and Permafrost Research Establishment, Corps
of Engineers, U. S. Army, Willmette, Illinois, (1954).
[1094]
E. P. Klier and H. J. Feola, "Notch Tensile Properties of

Selected Titanium Alloys," Transactions of the American
Institute of Mechanical Engineers 209, 1271 (1957).
[1095]
G. T. Heimerl and J. Farquhar, Compressive and Tensile

Creep of 7075-T6 and 2024-T3 Aluminum Alloy Sheet, NASA
Tech Note D-160, Washington, D. C, (1959).
[1096]
H. L. Price, Tensile Properties of 6A1-4V Titanium Alloy

Sheet under Rapid-Heating and Constant-Temperature Conditions, NASA Tech Note D-121 (1959).
[1099]
H. J. French, "Some Aspects of Hardenable Alloy Steels,"

Transaction of the American Institute of Metal Engineers
206,
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National Bureau of
770 (1956).
[1103]
Same as Reference 211.
[1104]
J. Dyment and H. Ziebland, "The Tensile Properties of Some

Plastics at Low Temperatures," Journal of Applied Chemistry
(London) 8, 203 (1958).
[1105]
Same as Reference 572.
[1106]
R. E. Mowers, J. H. Lieb, and S. Sherman, Investigation

of Nonmetallic Materials at Cryogenic Temperatures,
Edwards Rocket Site Contract AF04(611)-6354, Rocketdyne,
North American Aviation, Inc, Canoga Park, Calif. (to
be published).
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[1107]
J. L. Christian, Physical and Mechanical Properties of

Pressure Vessel Materials for Application in a Cryogenic
Environment,
ASD-TDR-62-258,
March 1962.
(1108]
F. R. Schwartzberg, R. D. Keys, Mechanical Properties of

2000 Series Aluminum Alloys at Cryogenic Temperatures,
Martin Report R-61-32, October 1961.
[1109]
D. N. Gideon, R. J. Favor, A. Koppenhafer, H. J, Grover,

and G. M. McClure, Investigation of Notch Fatigue Behavior
of Certain Alloys in the Temperature Range of Room Temperature to -423 F, ASD-TDR-62-351, April 1962.
[1110]
J. F. Watson, J. L. Christian, Low Temperature Properties

of Cold Rolled AISI Types 301, 302, 304L, and 301 Stainless
Steel Sheet, ASTM Spec Tech Pub 287, p 170-193, 1960.
[1111]
J. F. Watson, J. L. Christian, Mechanical Properties of

High Strength 301 Stainless Steel Sheet at 70, -320,
and -423 F in the Base Metal and Welded Joint Configuration, ASTM Spec Tech Pub 287, p 136-149, 1960.
(1112]
F. R. Schwartzberg, R. D. Keys, Mechanical Properties of

an Alpha Titanium Alloy at Cryogenic Temperatures, paper
presented at Annual ASTM Meeting, New York, New York,
June 1962.
[1113]
G. B. Espey, M. H. Jones, and W. F. Brown, Jr., Some

Factors Influencing the Fracture Toughness of Sheet
Alloys for Use in Lightweight Cryogenic Tankage, ASTM
Spec Tech Pub 302, p 140-165, 1961.
[1114]
J. L. Christian, Mechanical Properties of Titanium and

Titanium Alloys At Cryogenic Temperatures, Convair/
Astronautics Report MRG-189, October 1960.
[1115]
F.
R.
Schwartzberg,
S. H.
Osgood,
and R. D. Keys,
data
obtained under Air Force contract AF33(657)-9161.

[1116]
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C. V. Lovoy, Low-Temperature Mechanical Properties of

X2020-T6 and 2219-T6 Aluminum Sheet Alloys, George C.
Marshall Space Flight Center Report No. IN-P&VE-M-62-3,
May 1962.
-24-
[1117]
W. R. Morgan, Mechanical Properties of 2219-T87 Alloy Plate

at Room and Cryogenic Temperatures, George C. Marshall
Space Flight Center Report No. IN-P&VE-M-62-9, October
1962.
[1118]
C. E. Cataldo, Weldability Studies of 5456-H343 and 2219T87 Aluminum Alloy Plates, George C. Marshall Space Flight
Center Report No. IN-P&VE-M-62-2, April 1962.
[1119]
J.
L.
Christian, Mechanical Properities of Aluminum Alloys
at Cryogenic Temperatures,
MRG-190, December 1962.
[1121]
R. Markovich and F. R. Schwartzberg, Testing Techniques

and Evaluation of Materials for Use at Liquid Hydrogen
Temperature ASTM STP302,
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Convair/Astronautics Report No.
113,
1961.
11122]
J. L. Christian and A. Hurlich, Physical and Mechanical

Properties of Pressure Vessel Materials for Application
in Cryogenic Environment, General Dynamics/Astronautics,
ASD-TDR-G2-258, Part II, April 1963.
[11231
P. C. Miller, Low-Temperature Mechanical Properties of

of Several Aluminum Alloys and their Weldments, George C.
Marshall Space Flight Center Report No. MTP-S&M-M-61-16,
October 1961.
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APPENDIX A
TEST MATERIALS
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APPENDIX B
TEST PROCEDURE
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This appendix briefly describes the specimens and test tech-
niques used by the Martin Company to determine the mechanical

properties of various structural sheet alloys at room and cryogenic temperatures under Contract AF33(657)-9161.
Tests were conducted to obtain the following properties for
inclusion in the handbook:
Unnotched Tensile
Ultimate Tensile Strength
Tensile Yield Strength
Elongation
Modulus of Elasticity
Stress/Strain Diagram
Notched Tensile
Notched Tensile Strength
Notched-to-Unnotched Strength Ratio
Weld Strength
Weld Tensile Strength
Shear Strength
Tensile Shear Strength
Properties were obtained at room temperature and three cryogenic temperatures, using the indicated constant-temperature baths.
Temperature (F)
Bath
-110
Dry Ice/Alcohol
-320
Liquid Nitrogen
-423
Liquid Hydrogen
During unnotched tensile tests, platen speed was controlled.

An approximate strain rate of 0.010 in./in./min was used in the
elastic region for aluminum, stainless steel, and nickel alloys.
Following yield, the speed was increased tenfold.
Titanium alloys
were similarly tested, except that a rate of 0.005 in./in./min
was used.
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B-1
Weld tensile tests were performedat the same rate, except

that a constant rate of platen speed ia-s maintained until failure.
Notch and shear tests were perforne:d using constant platen
speed control to failure at a rate of U-.010 in./min.
Specifications for test specimens aire shown in Figures B-i
through B-5.
Friction-gripped specimenas were used for testing
at 70*F.
Pin-loaded specimens were use!d for all
low-temperature
tests.
The pin-loaded specimens were dlesigned for use with the
multiple-linkage specimen tester designied by the Martin Company.
This apparatus is described in detail L-n Appendix C.
Resistance strain gages were Lied t-o obtain stress versus
strain curves.
More detailed information regarditgz the cryostats and associated equipment used at Martin are conLtained in the literature.*
7.75 t .25
K-TEST
-2.72t.o030
SECTION
HOLDING SECTION
23.030---
.010.A0
SEA
.015.000.5
TZE"~~l-
2 Res.
L6.030
1.1--i
"-DETAIL
Figure B-1
FOR WELDED SPECIMENS
Specification for Unnotchecd Tensile Specimen Tested

at Room Temperature
*R. Markovich and F. R. Schwartzber-g:

Testing Techniques and
Evaluation of Materials for Use at Liqunid Eydrogen Temperature.
ASTM STP 302, 113, 1961.
F. R. Schwartzberg:
"Mechanical Proper ty Testing Techniques for
the Cryogenic Temperature Range."
Adva:nces in Cryognic Engineering, Vol VIII, Plenum Press, New York, I1N.Y., 1963.
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B-2
47
AW
7.75+..5
4 b
387t,25
ILA .002]
S01.000
60 R
OPTIONAL FOR MACHINING
Specification for Notched Tensile Specimen Tested at Room Temperature
Figure B-2
sl I/is
STOCK SIZE
T.75.030
.12
_.030
1-
I.5O
t.
;.030
+.00CIA
A,
+750
000
0
TIB4- 2 PLCS
1.12-. 030 RAO,

2 PLCS.
STOCK
SIZE
1.592.31
.030
.75:L.015 RAM
.500"
002
..
+,5
THRU i
OF HOLES
2.75:k.O00
5O 1 .030
Figure B-3
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Specification for Unnotched Tensile Specimen Tested at Cryogenic Temperatures
13-3
M1ItSTOCK
2750.03 7.75
SIZE
C.0305
Z3-A
55 t030
.OI0&IA
OOWN
60STOCK SIZE
794
--
7.5030
-+-=
mw-2750
-1_000___0
--
________=A
_____2_______
me23
5.500
--
STOCK06
--1
TH IL
U OF
HOLES
-A
TOKSIE
750 .03
.02
2.69
1.12t.
1MA3.0.
.010
1AD
TTYP
.030
-
-5
TR
.5 0t.010
NO1VH
.5Ot.30RA
.002025
STOCK
YP
NTCHDTIYPOTOA
B-4T
OE
APPENDIX C
A Multiple Tensile Specimen

Test Device for Use
in Liquid Hydrogen
(Copy of paper presented by R. D. Keys, Space

Weapons Laboratories, Martin Company, Denver,
Colorado, at the Cryogenic Conference, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, 15-17 August
1961)
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A.
INTRODUCTION
"Tensile tests of materials in liquid hydrogen are usually

accomplished in a rather slow and involved manner when compared
This slow procedure
with similar tests done at room temperature.
is due mostly to the difficulties of transferring liquid hydrogen,
The time spent in
as well as working inside a sealed container.
"pulling" a test specimen in liquid hydrogen amounts to only a
fraction of the total time involved in conducting such a test.
Most of the test time is spent on "conditioning" the test chamber;
that is,
the sealing, evacuating, purging, filling, emptying,
warming, and re-opening necessary with liquid hydrogen testing.
One way to save time during such a test routine is to perform
In this
several tests in sequence, requiring only one filling.
way the liquid hydrogen is handled in the usual. manner but far
A multiple test
less frequently, thus reducing time and costs.
specimen holding device (patent Uisclosure made) was developed
for this purpose and put to use on cryogenic materials tests at
the Denver Division.
B.
DESIGN AND OPERATION
Most of a missile's structure is
of thin sheet material.
Therefore, a multiple system to test flat sheet specimens was of

primary interest to Martin. A chain-link loading and specimen
series arrangement was developed. The linkage is shown, disassembled,
in Figure C-l.
Several
tet specimens are attached
The
to the link pins in a series of flat link sections (A).
link pins are actually the loading pins for the top of the specimens. The specimens are held between the flat links when the
The bottoms of the
second row of links is placed on the pins.
specimens are gathered together and held by one common, curved
The curved pin is retained by a V-shaped yoke
loading pin (B).
(C).
This yoke is held in place at the bottom of the test chamber
by a loose fitting pin that allows the yoke unit to swing laterally
under load.
The entire assembled test unit has the appearance of a quarter
section of a spoked wheel (Fig. C-2), the rim being the chain-link
belt, the specimens forming the spokes, and the hub made up of the
lower loading pin and yoke.
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C-l
4
_I
Fig. C-1
Chain-Link Loading Arrangeniermit
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C-2
Oo
4b
Fig. C-2
Assembled Test Unit
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C-3
The test load is transmitted to the first specimen by a rod

through a connecting clevis to the loading pin of the first specimen. This rod is the only moving unit that extends outside the
It moves vertically through the chamber lid.
test chamber.
When the first specimen fails, the lower half falls out of
the way of the second specimen, which is then drawn into the
vertical test position as the chain-link belt is drawn upward.
This process continues (Fig. C-2(b)] until the last specimen fails.
The specimen loading pins also provide self-alignment in one
direction, and the lateral alignment is accomplished by the swing
of the lower yoke under load.
The test chamber and linkage currently in use allow up to six

specimens to be tested in sequence. Vertical movement of the
loading rod, using 2-inch links, is slightly over 10 inches.
The linkage and yoke are made of Type 321 stainless steel,
and the curved pin in the yoke of A-286 stainless steel, hardened
to over 125,000 psi. Tolerances on lengths were held close enough
to assure alignment of the chain links under load, but hole diameters made large to allow ease of assembly or disassembly while
cold or frosty. Binding of the mechanism at low temperatures has
proved to be no problem.
The success of the linkage system is demonstrated by the close
Typical examples are the results of
agreement of test results.
Specieight tests performed on 6061-T6 aluminum alloy at -423*F.
mens were taken from one sheet of 0.063 material transverse to
direction of rolling.
Yield Strength
Ultimate Tensile Strength
(1000 psi)
Specimen
Number
0.2% Offset
(1000 psi)
47.0
72.6
47.7
72.6
47.7
72.5
49.0
72.9
48.5
73.0
49.4
72.7
50.3
72.7
50.8
72.9
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C-4
Alignment is indicated by the close agreement of data on

similar notch tensile tests, where misalignment would show inconsistency of results.
1.000-inch specimens were taken from one
sheet of material transverse to direction of rolling and veenotched at 60 degrees to a 0.500-inch width.
Notch Root Radius
(in.)
0.O01
Specimen
Number
.
0.030
Ultimate Strength
(1000 psi)
65.7
64.9
65.6
70.2
71.5
69.9
Strain pickup on specimens is presently accomplished through

the use of strain gages bonded directly to the specimens.
(A remotely actuated extensometer can also be used for this purpose.)
The usefulness of the linkage system in rapid testing is
evident from the present rate of up to 30 specimens tested in one
eight-hour workday.
As with any mechanical system, there are some limitations.
Because of the existing dimensions, specimen thickness cannot be
changed greatly. Consequently, extremely thin specimens require
doublers around the pin-loading holes to prevent buckling.
(There
is very little side support at the base.) The mass of the linkage
(designed for a 20,000-lb load) and the test chamber require longer
cooldown time and more liquid than the comparable single test unit.
However, the volume of liquid lost per test specimen during cooldown is minimized by the use of the multiple system.
C.
CONCLUSIONS
The limitations of this device are partially designed into

the mechanism and do not hamper the required test work.
The disadvantages are more than offset by the reductions in liquid hydrogen consumption, testing, manpower and costs, as well as by
increased safety.
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DIVISION
Denver 1.
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COMP
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Compressive Yield Strength

Shearing Yield Strength

Fatigue Behavior and Strength

Creep Behavior and StressRupture

LONG ITUD INAL

YIELD STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM

0.125--1N, SHEET (1037)

TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM

ALL CURVES T6,

NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM

ALL CURVES T6,

NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF 6061 ALUMINUM

ALL CURVES T6,

NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM

NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF 6061 ALUMINUM

ALL. CURVES T6,

WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF 6061 ALUMINUM

ELONGATION OF 6061 ALUMINUM

YIELD STRENGTH OF 2014 ALUMINUM

0.,05o-0-IN. SHEET (Iloa)

TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2014 ALUMINUM

ALL CURVES T6.

O.125-lN. SHEET (1037)

NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2014 ALUMINUM

- KT " 3.5 (11 8)

f .KT =3.5 (1113)

NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF 2014 ALUMINUM

LONGIT1UD INAL, AS-rIG WELDED,

WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2014 ALUMINUM

ALL CURVES T6,

WELD TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2014 ALUMINUM

0ug0 IN. SHEET

ELONGATION OF 2014 ALUMINUM

ALL CURVES TS,

ELONGATION OF 2014 ALUMINUM

MODULUS OF ELASTICITY OF 2014 ALUMINUM

SHEAR STRENGTH OF 2014 ALUMINUM

YIELD STRENGTH OF 2219 ALUMINUM

YIELD STRENGTH OF 2219 ALUMINUM

YIELD STRENGTH OF 2219 ALUMINUM

TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2219 ALUMINUM

TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2219 ALUMINUM

TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2219 ALUMINUM

ALL CURVE5 T6Z,

NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2219 ALUMINUM

ALL CURVES T62,

NOTCH STRENGTH RATIO OF 2219 ALUMINUM

K.. =6r.0 (,,08)

NOTCH TENSILE STRENGTH OF 2219 ALUMINUM