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Alloying designation systems standard lists and material classification

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SAE AMS Standard List: Coated Steels & Welding and Filler Materials

The SAE AMS (Society of Automotive Engineers Aerospace Material Specifications) standard employs a comprehensive numeral index system to identify steel compositions, utilizing numerals that provide descriptive information about the material's composition. For simple alloy steels, the second digit typically indicates the approximate percentage of the predominant alloying element.

SAE AMS Standard List: Forging Materials

A numeral index system is used to identify the compositions of the SAE steels, which makes it possible to use numerals that are partially descriptive of the composition of material covered by such numbers. In the case of the simple alloy steels, the second digit generally indicates the approximate percentage of the predominant alloying element.

SAE AMS Standard List: Irons & Steel Castings

This comprehensive guide catalogs SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) AMS (Aerospace Material Specifications) standards for iron and steel castings used in automotive and aerospace applications. The article provides a detailed reference listing of current and withdrawn standards, highlighting material compositions, treatment methods, and application specifications.

SAE AMS Standard List: Nickel Alloys and Heat Resistant Nickel Alloys

A numeral index system is used to identify the compositions of the SAE steels, which makes it possible to use numerals that are partially descriptive of the composition of material covered by such numbers. In the case of the simple alloy steels, the second digit generally indicates the approximate percentage of the predominant alloying element.

Spanish (UNE) Standards for Steel Materials

This group of UNE standard specifications covers carbon and alloy steels, plates for boilers and other pressure vessels, sheets and strips, high-strength low-alloy steels, heat-treatable steels, hot and cold-rolled plates for cold forming, and non-alloy steels. Steel casting specifications call out the standard properties for pressure purposes. The group of standards for tool steels, stainless and heat resisting steels is also presented.

Specifications for Ductile Iron

Standard specifications for engineering grades of ductile iron castings classify the grades according to the tensile strength of a test bar cut from a prescribed test casting.
The International Standards Organization (ISO) specification ISO 1083:1976 and most national specifications also specify the ductility in terms of percentage of elongation and the 0.2% proof strength or offset yield strength. The impact values of those grades with the highest ductility are frequently specified in the ISO, UK, and German specifications, and a guide to microstructure is included in most specifications. Hardness is usually specified, but is only mandatory in SAE J434C.