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MiCon 78: Optimization of Processing, Properties, and Service Performance Through Microstructural ControlAvailable to Purchase
By
H Abrams
H Abrams
1
Homer Research Laboratories, Bethlehem Steel Corp.
,
Bethlehem, Pa., editor
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GN Maniar
GN Maniar
2
Research & Development Center, Carpenter Technology Corp.
,
Reading, Pa., editor
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DA Nail
DA Nail
3Technical Department,
Cameron Iron Works, Inc.
,
Houston, Tex., editor
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HD Solomon
HD Solomon
4
Research and Development Center, General Electric Co.
?
Schenectady, N. Y., editor
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ISBN-10:
0-8031-0517-7
ISBN:
978-0-8031-0517-1
No. of Pages:
662
Publisher:
ASTM International
Publication date:
1979

The high-temperature and pressure conditions in some spark-ignited and heavy-duty diesel engines have necessitated the application of superalloy exhaust valve materials to meet long-term durability requirements. This penetration of superalloys is because of their excellent tensile, creep, and fatigue strengths, in combination with adequate oxidation resistance and forgeability. These attributes of the superalloys are discussed in conjunction with problems associated with manufacturing and alloy limitations. A strong emphasis is placed on field requirements versus material capabilities.

1.
Betteridge
,
W.
and
Heslop
,
J.
,
The Nimonic Alloys
,
Crane, Russak, & Co.
,
New York
,
1974
.
2.
Decker
,
R. F.
, “
Strengthening Mechanisms in Nickel Base Superalloys
,” presented at the Steel Strengthening Mechanisms Symposium,
Zurich, Switzerland
, 5–6 May 1969.
3.
Symond
,
C. H.
,
Journal
 0004-9352, Australian Institute of Metals, Vol.
16
, No.
1
,
02
1971
, pp. 1–15.
4.
Kasak
,
A.
,
Hsiao
,
C. M.
, and
Dulis
,
E. J.
in
Proceedings
, American Society for Testing and Materials, Vol.
59
,
1959
, pp. 786–803.
5.
Jenkins
,
L. F.
and
Larson
,
J. M.
, “
The Development of a New Austenitic Stainless Steel Exhaust Valve Material
,” SAE No. 780245, presented at the
Society of Automotive Engineers
, Detroit,
01
03
1978
.
6.
Clark
,
G. C.
, “
Sulfidation Corrosion of Nickel-Base Exhaust Valves
,”
Society of Automotive Engineers
.
7.
Sim
,
C. T.
and
Hagel
,
W.
,
The Superalloys
,
Wiley
,
New York
,
1970
.
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