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Proceedings of the 1978 ASM MATERIALS & PROCESSING CONGRESS 7-9 November 1978 Philadelphia Civic Center Programmed by Cleaning, Finishing and Coating Division Energy Division Heat Treating Division Joining Division Materials Science Division Materials Systems and Design Division Materials Testing and Quality Control Division Mechanical Working and Forming Division of the American Society for Metals METAL PROGRESS .Magazine American Welding Society The Metal Properties Council Conference Chairman Donald R. Muzyka Carpenter Technology Corporation AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS Metals Park, Ohio 44073 UNIVERSITATSBIBL10THEK HANNOVER TCCr'iV-'.Sr.WF INFOSMATiGi lb-'iVi.-QTHEK J

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  • Proceedings

    of the

    1978 ASM MATERIALS & PROCESSING CONGRESS

    7-9 November 1978

    Philadelphia Civic Center

    Programmed by

    Cleaning, Finishing and Coating Division

    Energy Division

    Heat Treating Division

    Joining Division

    Materials Science Division

    Materials Systems and Design Division

    Materials Testing and Quality Control Division

    Mechanical Working and Forming Division

    of the American Society for Metals

    METAL PROGRESS .Magazine

    American Welding Society

    The Metal Properties Council

    Conference Chairman

    Donald R. Muzyka

    Carpenter Technology Corporation

    AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS

    Metals Park, Ohio 44073

    UNIVERSITATSBIBL10THEKHANNOVER

    TCCr'iV-'.Sr.WFINFOSMATiGi lb-'iVi.-QTHEK

    J

  • CONTENTS *

    PART ONE: ABSTRACTS

    WELDMENTS IN ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION

    Welding - The Nucleus of All Production, ParticularlyElectric Power Production for the Twentieth Century 1

    George J. Schnabel

    Fabrication of Primary Loop Components for Nuclear Steam

    Supply Systems 2E. S. Proctor

    Field Welding in Electric Power Generation Facilities 3B. D. Hackney

    Concepts for Stress Corrosion Cracking in Steel PipeWeldments 4

    R. E. Hanneman

    Repair Welding of Heavy Section Steel Nozzles 5Paul S. Ayres

    ADVANCES IN VACUUM HEAT TREATING

    Gas/Fan Oil Quenching in Vacuum Compared to Processingin Salt Pots and Box Furnaces Abstract Not Available

    James F. Grochmal

    Practical Aspects of Vacuum Carburizing.Abstract Not AvailableThomas Becker

    Commercial Vacuum Heat Treating and Brazing - HighQuality and Flexibility Abstract Not Available

    George C. Carter

    Advances in Vacuum Brazing Abstract Not AvailableSam J. Whalen

    *See microfiche index (in microfiche envelope in back inside cover) fordetailed contents of this volume and microfiche respectively.

    v

  • MATERIALS/ENERGY SAVINGS IN RECLAMATION AND RECYCLING

    An Introduction to Recycling 6Michael B. Bever

    Resources and Energy From Municipal Solid Waste , . .7S. L, Blum

    Recycling and Applications of

    Secondary Aluminum Abstract Not Available

    Les Armstrong

    Recovery and Recycling in the Copper Industry 8

    John E. Fay

    Recovery and Recycling of Transition Metals 9

    M. M. Fine and L. A. Neumeier

    Metals Recycling: An Energy/Environmental Overview 10Charles Lembit Kusik

    IMPACTS OF THE COBALT PRICE-SUPPLY SITUATION ON MATERIALS

    Since this is a Panel Discussion, abstracts are not available.

    RELIABILITY PROBLEMS IN TURBINES FOR POWER GENERATION: STEAM

    TURBINE ROTORS

    Turbine Rotor Inspection - A Status Report 11

    Matthew J. Golis

    A Lifetime Prediction Analysis System for Steam

    Turbine Rotors 12

    C. H. Wells

    Controlled Reluctance Eddy Current Inspection of

    Turbine Rotor Components. 13

    Duane P. Johnson and S. Sarian

    Contributions of the ESR Technology to the Manufacture

    of Large Rotors for the Electrical Industry 14

    G. K. Bhat

    HIGH TEMPERATURE FATIGUE IN ENGINEERING ALLOYS - I

    High Temperature Fatigue in Power Generation Systems 15

    L. F. Coffin

    VI

  • High Temperature Fatigue in the Solar Energy Systems 16

    G. D. Gupta and T. V. Narayanan

    Microstructural Features Associated with a Low Cycle

    Fatigue-Creep Mechanism in a Cr-Mo-V Rotor Steel 17

    L. D. Kramer

    Characterization of High Temperature Fatigue Behavior 18

    A. E. Carden

    The Application of Fatigue Data in Engineering Designat High Temperatures 19

    M. J. Manjoine

    LIQUID BATH HEAT TREATING

    Automated Neutral Salt Bath Hardening 20

    Donald R. Wensing

    Surface Cleaning With Salt Abstract Not Available

    William G. Wood

    Austenitizing Phase of Powder Particles HSS Vs.

    Conventional HSS Abstract Not Available

    Norman E. Robinson

    The Economics of Commercial

    Austempering Abstract Not Available

    Joseph A. Lincoln

    Non-Cyanide Liquid Carburizing Abstract Not Available

    Brian L. Radford

    Commercial Economics of Salt Bath

    Heat Treating Abstract Not Available

    Dick Harvey

    HEAVY SECTION EB WELDING METALLURGY

    Some Electron Beam Welding Developments for Welding

    of 8" Thick 2-1/4 Cr-1 Mo Steel 21

    Charles M. Weber

    Investigations of EB Welding of Heavy Sections 22

    W. Dietrich

    Some Metallurgical Aspects of EB-Welding of Heavy

    Sections 23-24

    Walther Hiller

    vii

  • Welding Process and Metallurgical Effects in HeavySection EB Welding , 25

    J. D. Russell

    INFLUENCE OF STEEL MAKING TECHNOLOGY ON SHEET METAL PROPERTIES

    Keynote Address Abstract Not Available

    D. M. Ross

    Surface Characteristics Controlling Paint Adhesion on

    Cold-Rolled Steel Abstract Not Available

    Robert A. Iezzi

    Vacuum Degassing at Weirton Steel for Sheet Product .26

    R. S. Miltenberger

    Continuous Annealing and Finishing Line for

    Cold Rolled Strip 27

    Hiroshi Naemura and Sinobu Osaka

    CASE HISTORIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENERGY SAVINGS IN THE

    PRODUCTION, PROCESSING, AND FABRICATION OF METALLURGICAL PRODUCTS

    Total Energy Management in General Motors 28

    Neil DeKoker

    Ford Casting Division's Energy Conservation Program 29

    R. Mrdjenovich, R. Lipka and T. Burt

    Energy Management at Deere & Company . 30

    P. Michael Boyd

    Examples of Energy Conservation in the Metals

    Producing Industry 31

    John S. Huntington

    AEROSPACE: NEW CONCEPTS FOR ADVANCED STRUCTURES

    Design Applications of SPF/DB Titanium 32Michael L. Griffith

    Lower-Cost Structure by Substituting AF1410 Steelfor Titanium 33

    Guy V. Bennett

    Materials Selection Criteria for Supersonic Cruise

    Missile Structures Abstract Not Available

    Ramon A. Mayor

    viii

  • Short Term Elevated Temperature Tests

    Harold Anson and Robert H. Ault

    34

    NEEDS AND POSSIBILITIES FOR PROCESS MODELING RESEARCH - I:

    FUNDAMENTALS

    The Role of Process Modeling in the Future of MaterialsScience and Technology , 35

    H. M. Burte and H. L. Gegel

    Material Constitutive Relations in the Modeling of

    Mechanical Processing 36E. W. Hart and J. F. Thomas, Jr.

    Computer Simulation of Heat Transfer During Metals

    Processing. .Abstract Not Available

    Robert D. Pehlke

    Simulation of Solidification Processes..Abstract Not Available

    H. D. Brody

    Economic Models for Process Development, Planning,

    Optimization, and Control 37-38V. A. Tipnis

    HIGH TEMPERATURE FATIGUE IN ENGINEERING ALLOYS - II

    Strain-Rate and Hold-Time Effects in Austenitic Stain¬

    less Steels 39

    S. Majumdar and P. S. Maiya

    Fatigue Behavior of 2 1/4 Cr-1 Mo Steel in Support of

    Steam Generator Development 40

    C. R. Brinkman

    Mechanisms of Intergranular Fracture in High TemperatureFat igue 41

    R. Raj and B. K. Min

    High Temperature Crack Growth in Thermostructural Alloys....42

    K. Sadananda

    The Effects of Environment on High Temperature Fatigue

    Crack Growth in a Superalloy 43

    S. Floreen and R. H. Kane

    Effects of Irradiation on Fatigue Crack Propagation at

    High Temperatures in Austenitic Stainless Steels 44

    D. J. Michel

    IX

  • HEAT TREATMENT OF GEARS, BEARINGS AND FASTENERS

    An Analytical Approach for Establishing Case Depth

    Requirements in Carburized Gears 45

    V. K. Sharma, G. H. Walter and D. H. Breen

    Bearings - Heat Treated Abstract Not Available

    Phil Pearson

    Induct ion Hardening Axles - Growing Pains 46

    Dick W. Hemphill

    Determination of Heat Treatment Condition Using Controlled

    Reluctance Eddy Current Generator (CREG) Probes 47S. Sarian and Duane P. Johnson

    High Volume Heat Treatment of Fasteners .Abstract Not Available

    Noble C. York

    SOME APPLICATIONS OF HEAVY SECTION WELDING PROCESSES

    Welding Procedures for Thick-Section

    Pressure Vessels Abstract Not Available

    Domenic A. Canonico

    Heavy Section Fabrication with Narrow

    Gap Welding Abstract Not Available

    Ronald P. Simpson

    Application of New Processes for Welding Thick Aluminum

    Plate 48

    W. R. Reichelt, J. W. Evancho and E. T. Wanderer

    Recent Experience with Electroslag Welds .49

    Alan W. Pense

    STRENGTHENING MECHANISMS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON FORMING BEHAVIOR

    Introduction,

    Abstract Not Available

    John L. Duncan

    Combining Strength and Bend Formability in

    Aluminum Alloys 50

    E. Shapiro and F. N. Mandigo

    Effects of Precipitation Strengthening on an Al-Si-Mg

    Sheet Alloy in Biaxial Stretching....Abstract Not Available

    J. E. Bird

    x

  • Relationship Between Alloying, Strain Rate Sensitivity,and the Forming of Aluminum Sheet 51

    Larry R, Morris and Harry Sang

    Strain Hardening and the Forming of Aluminum RigidContainer Sheet 52

    W. A. Anderson, H. C. Stumpf and J. K. McBride

    Warm Forming of Strain Hardened Aluminum Alloys 53

    E. Shapiro and F. N. Mandigo

    CASE HISTORIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENERGY SAVINGS IN THE

    PRODUCTION, PROCESSING AND FABRICATION OF METALLURGICAL

    PRODUCTS - II

    Energy Management of Utilities: Electrical Energyfor the Future Abstract Not Available

    William B. Morlok

    Natural Gas for Industry Through 1990 54

    K. G. Darrow, Jr.

    Carpenter Technology's Fuels Conservation Program Report....55

    William E. Bennis

    Energy Conservation Using Recouperation

    Systems Abstract Not Available

    Gordon Hansen

    Energy Conservation Using Substitute

    Atmospheres .Abstract Not Available

    Wilfred G. Shedd

    Energy Accounting and Analysis - The Carborundum System....56

    Edward D. Howell

    AEROSPACE: TITANIUM ALUMINIDES

    The Titanium Aluminides: A Family of High Temperature

    Alloys 57

    Harry A. Lipsitt

    Primary Processing of Titanium Aluminide Alloys 58

    James A. Hall

    Superplastic Forming and Diffusion Bonding of Titanium

    Aluminide Materials 59

    C. H. Hamilton and N. E. Paton

    xi

  • The Potential for Titanium Aluminides in Advanced

    Aircraft Gas Turbines 60-61

    J. Holowach, T. K. Reddin and P. Copp

    Titanium Aluminides and the Gas Turbine Engine 62

    T. E. O'Connell

    NEEDS AND POSSIBILITIES FOR PROCESS MODELING RESEARCH - II:

    APPLICATIONS

    Application of Process Modeling in Bulk Metal Forming 63

    Taylan Altan and Alan T. Male

    A Review of Analytical Modeling in Sheet Metal Forming 64

    A. K. Ghosh

    Cost and Process Analysis in Machining

    Operations Abstract Not Available

    C. F. Barth

    Process Model ing in the Foundry 65

    T. S. Piwonka

    Simulation Methods for Heat Treatment Process Development... 66

    P. V. Dembowski

    COATINGS FOR CORROSION PREVENTION - I

    Zinc-Rich Precoated Steel 67

    Griff W. Froman

    Zinc Coatings for Chemical Plants and Refineries:

    Three Studies in Decision Making 68

    Glen S. Nishimura

    One-Side Electro-Galvanizing - The Simple Approach 69Charles L. Faust, Thomas A. Sellitto and Allen W. White

    Mechanical Plating 70

    E. A. Davis

    Hot Dip 55% Al-Zn Alloy Coated Sheet Steel - Properties,Performance and Applications 71

    A. R. Borzillo, H. E. Townsend and J. B. Horton

    xii

  • METALLURGICAL APPLICATIONS OF MODERN ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES - I:SPECTROSCOPY AND MICROSCOPY

    Metallurgical Applications of Auger ElectronSpectroscopy (AES) . 72

    William C. Johnson

    Metallurgical Applications of X-Ray Photoelectron

    Spectroscopy (XPS) .Abstract Not AvailableA. Joshi

    Applications of S. T. E. M. X-Ray Microanalysis 73David R. Clarke

    TEM-SEM Applications to Materials Problems 74J. M. Rigsbee

    ADVANCES IN FURNACE ATMOSPHERE AND ATM3SPHERE CONTROL

    Furnace Protective Atmospheres Can Be IndependentFrom Natural Gas

    ,

    Sidney Dressier

    Economic New Heat Treating Processes Using Nitrogenand UCAR-HTF

    Jack Solomon

    Effect of Sulfur on Carburizing in an Endothermic

    AtmosphereFred Mahler

    Control of Carburizing Processes with Newly DevelopedFurnace Atmosphere Analyzer

    B. Gupta and D. Appel

    FULLY DENSE P/M MATERIALS - I: COMPETING PROCESSES

    Methods for the Consolidation of Powders to Full Density 79

    Alan Lawley

    Properties of Extruded Metal Powders 80

    Gerald Friedman

    Vacuum Hot pressing of Fully Dense Shapes 81

    K. E. Meiners

    P/M Forging Increases Heavy Duty Part Performance 82

    Douglas Glover

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  • MATERIALS FOR NEAR-TERM ENERGY SYSTEMS

    Keynote Address...Near-Term Future Supply Of and Demand For

    Corrosion-Resistant Materials for Energy Applications....83John D. Morgan, Jr.

    Critical Corrosion Problems in Some Fossil-Fueled

    Electricity Generating Systems 84

    I. G. Wright, J. Stringer and D. P. Whittle

    Refractories in Commercial Coal Gasifiers 85

    R. A. Henrichsen and L. K. Stobbe

    Materials Performance in Commercial Light Water Reactors. .. .86

    John R. Weeks

    WEAR: MATERIALS ASPECTS AND METHODS OF TESTING - I

    Wear: Causes, Effects and Cures 87

    K. C. Ludema

    Wear of Metals 88

    Kirit J. Bhansali

    The Wear of Hard Materials in Material Removal

    Processes 89-90-91

    M. Lee and R. Komanduri

    Wear of Polymers 92

    Norman S. Eiss, Jr.

    Wear of Composite Materials 93

    M. F. Amateau and Z. Eliezer

    COATINGS FOR CORROSION PREVENTION - II

    Corrosion - Decorative Coatings for Aluminum 94

    Robert J. Leipertz

    A Diffused Nickel Bond With a Post Plate 95

    James F. Braden

    A New Concept in Aluminum Protection 96

    Peg Gaul and Pete Didrichsons

    Cathodic Electrodeposition: A New Painting Technologyfor the Automotive Industry 97

    M. Moriondo and G. Bianchini

    xxv

  • Nye-Carb(R) Coating — Wear Resistance Through SiliconCarbide and Electroless Nickel Codeposition .98

    J. Michael Sale

    METALLURGICAL APPLICATIONS OF MODERN ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES -II:

    METALLURGICAL APPLICATIONS

    Metallurgical Evaluation by Acoustic Emission and

    Sonic Resonance Abstract Not Available

    B. V. Kovacs

    Modern Analytical Techniques in Environmental Behavior 99

    S. P. Clough and T. R. Pinchback

    Application of Modern Microanalytical Techniques to

    Materials Problems in the Nuclear Industry 100

    R. E. Clausing, C. L. White and J. Bentley

    Tribological Applications of Surface Techniques 101

    Donald H. Buckley

    INNOVATIONS IN HEAT TREATING EQUIPMENT/ALLOYS

    Future Alloys for High-Temperature Heat-Treating

    Equipment ? 102

    R. W. Breitzig

    Wear Properties of Sulfinuz and Tufftrided

    Steels Abstract Not Available

    J. M. Cullen and A. Cameron

    Heat and Mass Transfer Characteristics of Fluidized Beds

    and Effects on Energy Savings in the Heat Treating

    Industry Abstract Not Available

    Robert Staffin

    High-Rate Carburizing in Glow-Discharge Plasmas 103

    William L. Grube

    FULLY DENSE P/M MATERIALS - II: HIP DEVELOPMENT

    Superalloy Hot Isostatic Processing for Gas Turbine

    Applications Abstract Not Available

    P. S. Mathur

    Overview of Superalloy P/M Gas Turbine Components —

    A Manufacturer' s Viewpoint 104

    Mark T. Podob

    xv

  • HIP Powder Metallurgy Isothermal Forging Dies 105

    Charles S. Kortovich

    MATERIALS FOR ADVANCED ENERGY SYSTEMS

    Materials Requirements for Primary Circuit Components of

    Very High Temperature Gas Reactors 106

    Orville F. Kimball

    Materials Requirements for Fusion

    Reactors Abstract Not Available

    K. M. Zwilsky

    Principal Materials Problems in Solar Dispersed Power

    and Central Receiver Systems 107

    J. J. Bartel, F. P. Gerstle, Jr., and R. B. Pettit

    Material Needs for Energy Storage Flywheels 108

    R. H. Toland

    Materials Problems in Thermochemical Hydrogen Production... 109

    J. H. DeVan

    WEAR: MATERIALS ASPECTS AND METHODS OF TESTING - II

    Effect of Lubrication on Component Wear 110Marshall B. Peterson

    Wear Mechanisms Operating in Rolling Bearings Ill

    H. Dalai

    Dedendum Wear of Gears 112

    A. Seireg

    Wear of Seal Materials Used in the Aircraft PropulsionIndustry 113

    Robert C. Bill and Lawrence P. Ludwig

    Wear of Aut omot ive Brakes 114

    S. K. Rhee

    PART TWO: FULL PAPERS

    (On microfiche enclosed in back inside cover of this volume)

    xvi