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Ti-6Al-4V-Annealed Sheet: MIL-HDBK-5J Design Allowables

Material classTitanium
Alloy / temper / formTi-6Al-4V / Annealed / Sheet
SpecificationsComp. AB-1
HandbookMIL-HDBK-5J, 31 January 2003, section 5.4.1.0, Table 5.4.1.0(b) (pdf page 53 of the chapter file)
Dimension bands1
Density4429 kg/m³

Design Mechanical and Physical Properties (room temperature)

Converted from the handbook table (ksi, Msi, lb/in³) and rounded to 4 significant figures; dimension bands in inches with mm in parentheses. Bases: A and B are statistical minimums (99 % and 90 % probability at 95 % confidence), S the specification minimum. Grain directions: L longitudinal, LT long transverse, ST short transverse.

Dimension band0.000–0.188 in (0–4.763 mm)
SpecificationComp. AB-1
BasisAB
Ftu, MPaL923.9958.4
LT923.9958.4
Fty, MPaL868.7903.2
LT868.7903.2
Fcy, MPaL917951.5
LT930.8972.2
Fsu, MPaL599.8620.5
LT599.8620.5
Fbru (e/D = 1.5), MPaL14691524
LT14691524
Fbru (e/D = 2.0), MPaL18751951
LT18751951
Fbry (e/D = 1.5), MPaL11791227
LT11791227
Fbry (e/D = 2.0), MPaL14341496
LT14341496
e, %L88
LT88
E, GPa110.3110.3
Ec, GPa113.1113.1
G, GPa42.7542.75
ν0.310.31
nt (Ramberg-Osgood)1010
nc (Ramberg-Osgood)1212
ρ, kg/m³44294429

Effect of Temperature

Percent of the room-temperature value against temperature, digitized from the handbook figures (the shortest exposure of each figure, every 10 °F). Strength curves give the allowable at temperature; "after exposure" curves give the room-temperature property after a soak at that temperature.

Strength allowables at temperature, percent of room temperature

Moduli at temperature

Elongation and exposure effects

°CF_tuF_tyF_cyF_suF_bruF_bry
-184150.5156.4
-129133135
-73118.1118.8
-18107.5107.6
3898.298.197.497.497.797.7
9390.988.786.79090.287.6
14984.379.477.282.783.278.9
20478.171.169.877.177.771.6
2673.665.26573.173.566
31671.66362.170.971.963.7
37169.66160.268.371.262.1
42766.558.157.965.569.459.8

Factors in percent of the room-temperature allowable.

Stress-Strain Curves (Ramberg-Osgood)

ε = σ/E + 0.002 (σ/F_y)^n with the first band's A-basis yield strength and the exponent on file for it (the tension curve stops at F_tu).

Ramberg-Osgood design stress-strain curves at room temperature

Other Ti-6Al-4V Tables

Source and Use

U.S. Department of Defense (2003). Metallic Materials and Elements for Aerospace Vehicle Structures. MIL-HDBK-5J, 31 January 2003 (public domain). The values are the handbook's design allowables as extracted from the chapter tables; check the printed table before use in a certified analysis, and note that MIL-HDBK-5J was superseded by MMPDS, whose later editions may differ. No warranty is given.