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The comparative creep properties of several types of commercial coppers

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  1. H. L. Burghoff and A. I. Blank: The Creep Characteristics of Copper and Some Copper alloys at 300, 400, 500°F. Proc., Am. Soc. Test. Mat., (1947) 47.

  2. L. R. Jackson, A. M. Hall, and A. D. Schwope : The Comparative Properties of Several Types of Commercial Coppers, as Cold Worked and as Recrystallized, Metals. Tech., Sept. 1947, TP 2274. Trans. AIME (1948) 175, 296.

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  1. Battelle Memorial Institute, USA

    A. D. Schwope (Junior Member, Research Engineer), K. F. Smith (Research Engineer) & L. R. Jackson (Member AIME, Supervisor)

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Cleveland Meeting, October 1949

TP 2605 E Discussion of this paper (2 copies) may be sent to Transactions AIME before December 1, 1949.

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Schwope, A.D., Smith, K.F. & Jackson, L.R. The comparative creep properties of several types of commercial coppers. JOM 1, 408–416 (1949). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03398113

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