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Bison #:	SEL Reference TA403.H3 1974 v.2
Title:	CRC HANDBOOK OF MATERIALS SCIENCE, vol. 2
Author:	C.T. Lynch, CRC Press, 1974
Properties:	Mechanical; Physical; Thermal
Materials:	Alloys; Aluminum; Aluminum compounds; Ceramics; Composites; Glass; Inorganic chemicals; Metals; Oxides; Refractory materials; Steel
Identifiers:	Annealing point temperature; Austenilize temperature; Coefficient of thermal expansion; Conductivity; Creep strength; Curie temperature; Density; Dielectric strength; Dissipation factor; Electrical resistivity; Elongation; Expansion; Fatigue strength; Hardness; Heat capacity; Heat of formation; Hot working temperature; Impact strength; Loss factor; Melting range; Modulus of elasticity; Modulus of rigidity; Normalized temperature; Permeability; Poisson's ratio; Refractive index; Rupture strength; Softening point temperature; Specific gravity; Tensile strength; Thermal conductivity; Volume resistivity; Working point temperature; Yield strength

Note:	This handbook includes information on such materials as nuclear materials, graphites, polymers, aluminum, ferrous alloys, nickel, and glass. The physical properties of these materials are tabulated and phase diagram charts and standards are included. Each volume is thoroughly indexed.

Bison #:	SEL Reference TA460.B65 1987 v.D
Title:	MATERIALS DATA FOR CYCLIC LOADING, PART D: ALUMINUM AND TITANIUM ALLOYS
Author:	C. Boller, Elsevier, 1987
Properties:	Mechanical
Materials:	Alloys; Aluminum compounds; Metals
Identifiers:	Ductility; Elongation; Fracture strain; Fracture stress; Hardening coefficient; Hardening exponent; Modulus of elasticity; Poisson's ratio; Probability of survival; Proof stress; Strain; Strength; Stress ratio; Tensile strength

Note:	Data on the material fatigue behavior of certain alloys and metals are compiled into a collection of data sheets. Each data sheet is a maximum of four pages. The sheets give the chemical composition, stress-strain relationships, and cyclic loading of the material.

Bison #:	SEL Reference TA460.B33 1990
Title:	MATERIALS DATA FOR CYCLIC LOADING, Supplement 1
Author:	A. Baumel, Jr., Elsevier, 1990
Properties:	Mechanical
Materials:	Alloys; Aluminum compounds; Metals; Steel; Titanium compounds
Identifiers:	Ductility; Elongation; Endurance limit; Fracture strain; Fracture stress; Hardening coefficient; Hardening exponent; Modulus of elasticity; Nominal stress; Poisson's ratio; Probability of survival; Proof stress; Strain; Strength; Stress ratio; Tensile strength; Vickers hardness;

Note:	This supplement contains more than 300 new data sets with about 2300 single fatigue test results. The evaluation methods were adapted slightly to obtain the endurance limits of the materials. Estimation formulas are provided to estimate material endurance limits, stress-strain law, and expected deviations to experimental observations.