Abstract
The IMD High Temperature Alloy Committee sponsored a two-session program on the SST jet engine on February 20th at the 1967 AIME Annual Meeting in Los Angeles. At the two sessions, 14 technical papers presented a broad picture of the performance requirements and superalloy research necessary for the development of the SST engine.
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Boesch, W.J., Cremisio, R.S. & Richmond, F.M. Progress in superalloys for SST jet engines. JOM 19, 8–10 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03378579
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