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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/32614
Title: FATIGUE PROPERTIES OF ALLOYS EXHIBITING SPINODAL DECOMPOSITION
Authors: Plewes, John
Advisor: Kirkaldy, J.S
Ham, R.K
Department: Metallurgy
Publication Date: May-1966
Abstract: The mechanical properties of a Cu-2^Co alloy and var ious CuNiFe alloys have been investigated; in addition, thin film work has been conducted on Superston Bronze and fatigued CuNiFe. The fatigue strengths and ratios of the CuNiFe alloys are comparable to the best of the copper alloys; it was obser ved that the alloys are considerably better under fatigue con ditions for widely varying grain size. The high copper CuNiFe fatigue curves exhibited a pronounced discontinuity, and there appears to be some correlation between abruptness and size of the discontinuity and notch sensitivity. Examination of fatigued CuNiFe indicates that a reversion-reprecipitation-ageing process is occurring, the overall sequence generally being in agreement with the theoretical implications of spinodal decomposition.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/32614
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