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AIRCRAFT MATERIALS

AIRCRAFT MATERIALS. Review of the Course STRENGH of AIRCRAFT I. AIRCRAFT MATERIALS. Basic requirements High strength and stiffness Low density => high specific properties e.g. strength/density, yield strength/density, E/density High corrossion resistance

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Magnesium-based Alloys

Magnesium-based Alloys. Magnesium is HCP at all temperatures up to its melting point of 649 o C It has relatively high strength – but limited ductility at room temperature It can be easily worked at high temperatures – i.e., at 400 o C Mg is a highly reactive metal

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Numbering Systems for Alloys

Numbering Systems for Alloys. Ref: “Engineering Materials – Properties and Selection”, K.G. Budinski and M. K. Budinski, 7 th ed., Prentice Hall, 2002 (Chap. 8 – 16). How can you tell the others exactly which kind of material you want?. What do these codes mean?. AISI 1020 steel

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High Strain-Rate Characterization of Magnesium Alloys

High Strain-Rate Characterization of Magnesium Alloys. Srdjan Simunovic Oak Ridge National Laboratory May 9-13 , 2011. Project ID # LM032. This presentation does not contain any proprietary, confidential, or otherwise restricted information. Project start date FY2008 (4 qtr)

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Rare Earth Additions for Improving Mg Alloys in Automotive Applications Donald S. Stone, University of Wisconsin-Madison, DMR 1005762 Intellectual Merit.

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Overview

Towards Room Temperature Formability in Magnesium Alloys Michele Manuel, University of Florida, DMR 0845868. Overview

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1107117_Boehlert

The Deformation Behavior of a RE-containing Mg Alloy Carl J. Boehlert, Michigan State University, DMR 1107117.

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