Industry standard stress-corrosion cracking (SCC) testing may not tell the full story for newer-generation 7xxx-series aluminum alloys in aerospace applications. In an article in the journal Corrosion Science, Exponent’s Connor Slone, Ph.D., P.E., CWI, Meredith Sellers, Robert Caligiuri, and co-authors found that several newer-generation 7xxx-series aluminum alloys performed similarly to legacy materials in conventional ASTM G47 testing but showed significantly greater susceptibility to cracking in hot, humid-air environments. Read their article to discover what these findings suggest about a widely used standard test method and how different environments influence crack initiation and propagation in 7xxx-series aluminum alloys: https://hubs.li/Q04q0dD40 #Exponent #Publication #MaterialsScience #CorrosionTesting #ASTMG47 #Transportation
Newer 7xxx-series Alloys Show Increased SCC Susceptibility
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