13651
Accession Number
25016
Author
Ingerson, Earl
Author Affiliation
Carnegie Institution of Washington, Geophysical Laboratory
Title Of Article Chaper
Testing Gun Steel and Other Alloys and Metals for Resistance to Surface Cracking
Title Of Journal Book
Metals Technology
Issue
2223
Pages
44209
Collation
13 p. : ills.
Reference Bibliography
Includes bibliographic references
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Bore surfaces of used guns commonly show a pattern of cracks in various degrees of development. It has been suggested that these cracks may aid erosion by providing channelways for the gases, eventually leading to the tearing out of blocks of metal. Under the general studies of gun erosion conducted at the Geophysical Laboratory it appeared desirable to consider this factor, and to determine the resistance to surface cracking offered by gun steel and by various other materials that might by used in the bores of guns.
Keywords
test; gun; steel; metal; alloy; resistance; surface; crack
pub_id
13651