I can't seem to find them online. I've been searching so long I'm cross eyed. Found plenty of 300 series charts...

I will offer up this link to the Ti charts which I found. Probably old news for some of you guys but may be helpful to others.

http://www.azom.com/article.aspx?articl ... e_Strength

Thanks,
Brian

This may help
http://www.silencertests.com/forum/view ... 99f317daaa

Use Matweb.com

I have never been unable to find a material property.

If I can remember I will see if it's in ASME Section II or RCC-M tomorrow. I am not sure it is considered a code material in the B&PVC, and the RCC-M will list the European material spec (X6CrNiCuZn 17.04 or somesuch), but it will be close and list them at different temps.

this might be useful

Anyone know which hardness state is preferable for 17-4 suppressor internals? H900 or H1150?

That is great info. Exactly what I was after. Thank you all.

Oh, and I always hear H900 is the holy grail of 17-4, though it looks like the H1150 is still quite strong, giving up also some erosion resistance (hardness)

-Brian

http://www.grantadesign.com/userarea/mil/mil5.htm
On the left side navigation tree, click steel, then precipitation hardened, then 17-4.
Scroll thru the pages to find the H-condition you want. This is materials allowables that is now MMPDS.
Temperature plots in there too.

ASME B&PVC 2010 edition section II table Y1 (yield strength data) shows 109.2 ksi @ 100 F, 101.8 @ 300 F, 98.3 @ 400 f, 95.2 @ 500 F, 92.7 @ 600, 90.3 @ 700. This is for SA-564 630 H1100 (17-4 H1100 temper). H 1150 is about 10 ksi less at each temperature, H1075 is about 10 ksi more.

Section II also lists S (allowable stress, tresca yield criteria) and the less conservative Sm (stress intensity, a.k.a. von mises criteria) if you want that. I would say use the yield data above and include a factor of safety. This is basically what "S" is in the code, IIRC 60% of yield or thereabouts.