27th December 2004 |
 |
|
Another new group of alloys is added to the Database: Japanese nickel alloys. Japanese JIS specifications for nickel and nickel alloy plate, sheet, strip, seamless pipes, bars and wire are added.
New update on copper and copper alloy definitions within Unified Numbering System (UNS) included electronic copper, electrolytic and tough pitch copper, cast copper, and copper-based brazing filler metals.
New articles prepared for you are:  |
24th November 2004 |
|
|
Key to Metals Database is upgraded with completely new sets of data for titanium and titanium alloy welding electrodes and rods specified by the US AWS (American Welding Society).
Aluminum alloys definitions within Unified Numbering System (UNS) are updated as well, and a number of new designations is included into the Database.
New articles prepared for you are: |
25th October 2004 |
|
|
Key to Metals Database is upgraded with two new groups of standards for aluminum alloys: - US SAE Ground Vehicle Standards (J-Reports) for aluminum wrought, casting, bearing and bushing alloys, and
- Spanish (UNE) standards for aluminum ingots, casting and wrought alloys.
Grades defined by these specifications are also cross-referenced with the rest of aluminum alloys within the Database.
To reflect the developments done in Key to Metals Database Web Edition in the last quarter, new version of Key to Metals CD Edition --2004.10-- is released.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
29th September 2004 |
|
|
Two completely new groups of alloys are added to Key to Metals Database:- Japanese magnesium alloys, and
- US SAE designations for tin alloys.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
24th August 2004 |
|
|
Two completely new groups of metals, defined by US Aerospace Materials Specifications (AMS), are included to the Database: - Magnesium alloys, and
- Tin alloys.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
30th July 2004 |
|
|
Completely new group of US standards is now added to Key to Metals Database: SAE (The Society of Automotive Engineers) Ground Vehicle Standards (J-Reports).
SAE J-Reports upgrade will start with two alloy groups: - Lead alloys, and
- Magnesium alloys.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
30th June 2004 |
|
|
New titanium alloys defined by Unified Numbering System (UNS) are included to the Database.
Also, new set of AWS (American Welding Society) specifications for magnesium alloys is added.
To reflect the developments done in the Database Web Edition in the last quarter, new version of Key to Metals CD Edition --2004.6-- is released.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
31th May 2004 |
|
|
Completely new group of alloys -- nickel alloys defined by European EuroNorm standards -- is added to the Database for the first time.
Titanium alloys specified by ASTM are updated by adding new designations and properties.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
29th April 2004 |
|
|
Another completely new group of alloys is added to Key to Metals Database: US aluminum alloys specifed by ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers), with their chemical compositions, temper designations and mechanical properties.
Aluminum alloys specified by Swedish Standards (SS)are updated by adding new designations and properties.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
29th March 2004 |
|
|
Properties according to two completely new groups of specifications are included to the Database:- Cobalt alloys specified by American Welding Society (AWS), and
- Nickel alloys defined by the US Aerospace Materials Specifications (AMS).
To reflect the developments and upgrades made on the Web Database in the previous quarter, new version of Key to Metals CD Edition --2004.3-- is released.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
29th February 2004 |
|
|
Two completely new groups of specifications are included to the Database: - cobalt alloys specified by International (ISO) standards, and
- French (AFNOR) magnesium alloys.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |
30th January 2004 |
|
|
Another completely new group of alloys is included to the Database, this time cobalt alloys specified by Australian (AS) standards.
The coverage of French (NF) copper alloys is upgraded by adding alloys for powder metallurgy, harmonized with European standards.
New articles prepared for you and added to the Key to Metals Knowledge Base are: |