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Fatigue properties for an alloy similar to VACOFLUX 9CR

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kevlar49

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We are using this alloy called VACOFLUX 9CR. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not have fatigue characterization of it. Does anyone know of a similar alloy that may have fatigue data associated with it?
 
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Check with VAC. If they do not have the data, i doubt everyone else has. This a very unique magnetic grade. I am not aware anyone other than VAC is making it, not even a similar alloy.
Also, you need to specify condition fro fatigue, e.g. full anneal at magnetic optimized condition, or mill annealed, or cold worked with xx% cold reduction etc.
 
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