SAE AM-350 Stainless steels
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SAE AM-350 Chemical Composition
SAE J 467b: 1968 / Special Purpose Alloys (ʺSuperalloysʺ)
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SAE AM-350 Physical Properties
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SAE AM-350 Heat Treatments
- Solution heat treated by heating to 1010 to 1079°C (1850 to 1975°F), holding at the selected temperature within ±14°C (±25°F) for a time commensurate with cross-sectional wall thickness, and cooling as rapidly as possible to room temperature.
1. Austenite condition:
Tempered at 932 ± 14°C (1710 ± 25°F); 45min; wt= 25 mm
2. Cool as rapidly as possible to room temperature
3. Subzero treatment:
Tempered at -73°C (-100°F) or lower; 1h (wt ≤ 0.25 mm) or 3h (wt > 0.25 mm)
4. Warm in air to room temperature
5. Temper:
Tempered at 454 ± 14°C (850 ± 25°F); 3h cooling at a rate equivalent to air or faster - Annealed: heating to 1,950° ±25° F and holding at temperature for 45 minutes per inch of thickness, followed by water quenching. Heat treated: Austenite conditioned by heating to 1,710° ±25° F, held at heat for not less than 45 minutes per inch of thickness, quenched in water or otherwise quenched very rapidly to room temperature, cooled to -100° F or lower, held at this temperature for not less than 3 hours, warmed to room temperature, heated to either 1,000° F or 850° ±10° F, held at temperature for not less than 3 hours nor more than 4 hours, and air cooled to room temperature.
SAE AM-350 Mechanical Properties
Temperature
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SAE AM-350 International Equivalent Materials
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