Dear all, my field of research is creep-fatigue interaction and I am doing some calculation on notched specimens with an in house developed code. I am currently getting all the material data required, and I tried to use NIMS database which usually is really good. This time anyway all the material properties are not very well organized. They are for sure temperature dependent, but no temperature data is inside the tables. This makes impossible to use such a database. I am looking for tensile and cyclic 316(N)L material properties, and from the data source reported on Kinzoku all the data are taken from a publication from " Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on Environmental Degradation of Materials in Nuclear Power Systems--Water Reactors". I tried to search for it but due to the date (1988) appear impossible to obtain it. Someone has any suggestions? Thanks in advance Regards
Did you ask the American Nuclear Socety on these Proceedings written by George J. Theus, TMS/ASM Nuclear Metallurgy Committee, American Nuclear Society. Materials Science and Technology Division, NACE Committee T2A, Energy Technology/Nuclear Systems ?
If NIMS are not giving the right information, maybe other standardization bodies like the American ASTM (astm.org) or the German DIN would aso disappoint you. But, you could try ?
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