Authors have been contracted and are working on these chapters for later in 2024 and beyond:

SCF 19 - an austenitic, N-strengthened stainless steel with 5% Mo for improved stress-corrosion-cracking performance; it is applied in harsh oil and gas drilling environments.

Haynes 244 - a low thermal expansion Ni-Mo-Cr-W alloy designed for static applications up to 1400°F; it provides a higher maximum use temperature than other low thermal expansion alloys.

C17200 - a beryllium-copper alloy used in aerospace, oil and gas, and many other applications; it exhibits good machinability, high static and fatigue strength.

Ti-6Al-4V (Revision) - a versatile alpha-beta titanium alloy widely used in aerospace and biomedical applications; it combines excellent corrosion resistance, low density, and biocompatibility.

IN-718 (Revision) - the "workhorse" superalloy used widely across numerous industries and known for its high temperature strength, creep resistance, toughness and weldability.

Ferrium M54 (Revision) - an ultra-high-strength steel for aerospace structural applications.

IN-740H - a nickel-based, precipitation-hardenable superalloy offering a unique combination of high strength and creep resistance at elevated temperatures, as well as resistance to coal ash corrosion and other high temperature corrosion.

Haynes 233 - a Ni-Co-Cr-Mo-Al alloy offering superior oxidation resistance up to 2100 F, coupled with excellent creep strength.