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The effects of solid solution alloying on the creep-rupture properties, deformation characteristics, ductility, and fracture of pure aluminum were studied by means of creep-rupture tests on polished specimens of three alloys each of Al-Cu (0.24, 0.79, and 2.05 pct Cu), Al-Zn (4.93, 9.89, and 19.78 pct Zn), and Al-Mg (0.94, 1.92, and 5.10 pct Mg) at 500°, 700°, and 900°F.
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TP 4416E. Manuscript, July 23, 1956. New Orleans Meeting, February 1957.
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Gemmell, G.D., Grant, N.J. Effects of solid solution alloying on creep deformation of aluminum. JOM 9, 417–423 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03397890
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