SAE 2800

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SAE 2800, also known as Aerospace Materials Specification (AMS) 2800, is a documentary standard published by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) for the specification of nickel-based superalloys for use in the aerospace industry. This standard covers the following:1. Chemical composition limits and minimum mechanical property requirements for the designated alloys.2. Test methods for determining mechanical properties, including tensile strength, yield strength, creep rupture strength, and crack tip opening of stadium (CTOAS) fatigue crack growth.3. Acceptance quality levels (AQLs) for chemical composition, mechanical properties, and other pertinent characteristics.4. Inspection and test methods to be performed on heat treated materials, as well as conditions to be met before and after heat treatment.5. Sampling and test lot requirements for production applications.The SAE 2800 standard is critical for ensuring the safety and reliability of components used in aerospace applications, such as turbine engine components, because it provides a detailed specification for the materials and properties necessary for these applications. The use of SAE 2800 compliant materials allows for consistent and reliable performance of these components, which is critical for aviation safety and reliability.