Some New Materials for Missile and Power‐plant Applications: A Paper Presented at the Twenty‐fifth Anniversary Annual Meeting of the American Rocket Society, Chicago, Illinois, November 14–18, 1955

Abstract

THE missile and power‐plant designers of today are continually in need of materials to withstand higher loads and higher operating temperatures. The development of the high‐speed guided missile is dependent on the output of the materials laboratory for new materials of superior properties and new methods of fabrication. The materials engineer has thus far been able to keep abreast of the demands for better materials. Several new materials, all developed for elevated temperature operation, are at present available in some state of experiment or production for consideration in the design of advanced performance missiles and power‐plants.

Citation

Levy, A.V. (1956), "Some New Materials for Missile and Power‐plant Applications: A Paper Presented at the Twenty‐fifth Anniversary Annual Meeting of the American Rocket Society, Chicago, Illinois, November 14–18, 1955", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 28 No. 10, pp. 357-361. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb032745