Some Creep Characteristics of Beryllium-copper at 300degrees Celsius.

This book is a technical study of the creep characteristics of beryllium-copper at 300 degrees Celsius. It presents the results of experiments, measurements, and calculations, and discusses the implications of the findings for the engineering and manufacturing of high-temperature materials and components.

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