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    Jackson, Ross J. (Technical Editor)

    Published by The Dow Chemical Company, Rocky Flats Division, Golden, CO, 1972

    Seller: Ground Zero Books, Ltd., Silver Spring, MD, U.S.A.

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    Multi-Ring Binder. Condition: Good. Distribution letter laid in. Information on previous owner inside the front cover. Cover has some wear and soiling. The contents include Uranium-4% Niobium (27 pages); Uranium-6% Niobium (19 pages), and Wrought Ingot-Source Beryllium (8 pages). This is the first printed collection of the Rocky Flats Materials Datasheets. It was hoped that the Datasheets will provide an effective means of transmitting materials data to interested parties at Rocky Flats and at other U.S.A.E.C. facilities. The Data Organization addresses: General, Applications, Composition Limits, Structure, Fabrication, Heat Treating, Mechanical Properties, Elastic Properties, Plastic Properties, Thermal Properties, Electrical, Optical and Magnetic Properties, Corrosion, and Testing. The present incomplete collection of datasheets is the start of an effort to summarize in one place, pertinent information concerning materials of interest at the Rocky Flats Plant. Data have been gathered from published and unpublished Rocky Fats work, other AEC sponsored research, and from the open literature. When appropriate, reference are provided to the original source. Additional datasheets were intended to be included as they were completed, and data sheets already issued would be revised periodically to keep their information current. The organization of data is a compromise between that suggested by the Aerospace Structural Metals Handbook and the ASM Metals Handbook. The data for each alloy of family of alloys are presented in the order designated by the data organization listing. When specific data are unavailable, the corresponding section is often omitted with no further explanation. The datasheets are published to provide engineers with a compilation of data on materials of interest at the Rocky Flats Plant. Some of the values presented are preliminary and are given to provide currently available data for immediate use even though their accuracy may not be well established. First Edition [Stated], First Printing [Stated] [Per transmittal letter].