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Strength high-temperature alloys

Strength 2) special high temperature alloys (qv) and (i) vacuum-plasma coating techniques refined in the 1990s (see Plasma technology Refractory COATRJGS). [Pg.16]

NEW HIGH STRENGTH, HIGH TEMPERATURE AND HIGH MODULUS TITANIUM ALLOYS... [Pg.38]

Formulations suitable for high strength, high-temperature adhesives based on PAI, have been developed. Excellent bond strengths are observed with stainless steel, aluminum and titanium alloys, and PI films. ... [Pg.464]

Chlorine contents above about 0.03% cause increased corrosion of stainless steel especially in the case of the high-strength, high-temperature processes. More expensive alloys may tolerate Cl contents of 0.10% or perhaps higher. [Pg.315]

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Alloying high-temperature alloys

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High temperature alloys

High temperature strength

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