Materials Performance Group

Materials Performance Group

Research Program

Welcome to the Materials Performance mechanical properties web site. Here we have tabulated, graphed, and otherwise presented mechanical and physical properties of materials we have studied at NIST. For more information or if you wish to comment on these data, please contact Richard.Fields@nist.gov.

FY2001 Accomplishments

Mechanical and Physical properties of intermetallics formed between tin (solder) and copper or nickel
Elastic and Plastic Properties of eutectic Pb/Sn solder in tension and torsion
Fracture Mechanism Maps for Iron, 2.25 Cr - 1 Mo Steel, 304 and 316 stainless steel (with and without Boron)
Deformation Mechanism Maps for LiF and NaCl
Transient Deformation Mechanism Maps for mild steel
Crack Growth Mechanism Maps

FY2002 Planned Accomplishments

Creep properties of three Pb-free solders
Elastic, Plastic, and Fracture properties of Ti/Zr alloy at various temperatures
Mechanical Properties of A710 steel for various heat-treated conditions
Crack Arrest toughness of A533B steel at various temperatures
R-curves for 2024-T4 aluminum alloy sheet

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