Tables and graphs give tensile, impact and fatigue properties, thermal expansion and conductivity of 14 major coppers and copper alloys. (6 pgs.)

Describes how copper tube and pipe are made, commercial specifications and standards and major end uses. Design and installation data are summarized as well as future application trends for tube and pipe. Reprint, ASTM Standardization News, September 1987.

Tables and stress-strain curves of elastic and plastic properties of 15 alloys down to 4°K (-454 F). (8 pgs.)

The properties important for soldered joints are shear strength, creep strength, burst strength and pressure ratings, fracture initiation strength and tensile strength.

Discusses the microstructure, bearing properties and wear mechanisms of four copper-base bearing alloys. Includes phase diagrams and photomicrographs. Reprint, Journal of Metals, October 1983. (6 pgs.)

How structure and properties of cast copper alloys depend on consumption and comparative data on applications and relative costs of 13 standard bearing alloys. Reprint, Casting Engineering & Foundry World. (7 pgs.) 

This publication presents a coherent picture of the nature, and the nomenclature of the phases, microstructures that develop in nickel-aluminum bronzes (NAB). (75 pgs.)

This booklet gives an in-depth overview of the well-known physical, mechanical and chemical properties of copper, as well as more recent scientific findings that show copper has an intrinsic antimicrobial property.

Reprinted, with permission, from ASTM Standardization News, Vol. 32, No. 10, Copyright © ASTM International, 100 Barr Harbor Drive, West Conshohocken, PA 19428

Ampacity tables, mechanical properties of C11000 bus; quick busbar size selector; effect of emissivity and number of buses.