AS7101B NATIONAL AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE CONTRACTORS ACCREDITATION PROGRAM (NADCAP) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MATERIALS TEST LABORATORY ACCREDITATION PROGRAM
Revised
10/01/2002
- Features
- Issuing Committee
- Content
- This standard establishes the minimum requirements for materials testing laboratories (MTL) accredited by NADCAP. The following test methods and processes for metallic material systems are covered in this standard.
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a
Chemical Testing
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b
Mechanical Testing
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c
Metallography and Microhardness
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d
Hardness
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e
Corrosion
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f
Mechanical Testing Specimen Preparation
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g
Differential Thermal Analysis
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h
Heat Treating
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i
X-Ray Diffraction
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j
Fastener Testing
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a
- Content
- Slower quench rates tend to produce lower tensile strength in Quench & Temper and Solution & Age alloys. For example, properties of water quenched specimen material may not adequately represent oil or air quenched parts. (In most cases, specimen material has less effective thickness – hence a naturally faster cooling rate than the parts represented even when the same type quench is used.)
- Pages
- 89
- Citation
- SAE International Technical Standard, NATIONAL AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE CONTRACTORS ACCREDITATION PROGRAM (NADCAP) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MATERIALS TEST LABORATORY ACCREDITATION PROGRAM, SAE Standard AS7101B, Revised October 2002, Issued March 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/AS7101B.