RI 6304 Preparation and Evaluation of Fused Hafnium Carbide

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
R. P. Adams R. A. Beall
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Jan 1, 1963

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines developed a method to melt and cast specimens of hafnium- carbon alloy and studied their properties . A rotating - ladle vacuum or inert atmosphere arc furnace was designed , special electrodes and molds were developed , and operating procedures were worked out for casting small shapes . The cast specimens were evaluated according to their carbon content for melting point , density , microhardness , electrical resistivity , and oxidation resistance . Lattice dimensions were determined , and metallographic specimens were prepared . Photomicrographs were taken of specimens containing 2.72 , 5.50 , 6.47 , 9.97 , 12.8 , and 15.7 weight - percent carbon , and their grain structures were compared .
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APA: R. P. Adams R. A. Beall  (1963)  RI 6304 Preparation and Evaluation of Fused Hafnium Carbide

MLA: R. P. Adams R. A. Beall RI 6304 Preparation and Evaluation of Fused Hafnium Carbide. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1963.

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