The high-temperature strength of commercial-purity alpha uranium
Abstract The effects of adding less than 500 ppm of aluminum, iron, and silicon on the high-temperature properties of alpha uranium are characterized. Adding aluminum or adding iron and silicon increased the flow stress in all cases and also increased the activation energy if a fine dispersion of se...
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Abstract The effects of adding less than 500 ppm of aluminum, iron, and silicon on the high-temperature properties of alpha uranium are characterized. Adding aluminum or adding iron and silicon increased the flow stress in all cases and also increased the activation energy if a fine dispersion of second-phase particles was retained. On solution treating the additives in the beta region and retesting the alpha phase, the flow stress increased by about 50 pct—a result of much larger alpha-phase grain size and dispersion-hardening effects. Strong crystallographic textures developed by rolling did not significantly affect flow stress. © The Metallurgical of Society of AIME 1983 |
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