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8210779 
Journal Article 
EFFECT OF ALTERNATING STRESSES ON MECHANISM OF INTERCRYSTALLINE STRESS CORROSION CRACKING 
Raedeker, W 
1969 
20 
6 
508-514 
German 
Two steels, one unalloyed 0. 10% C steel and one higher carbon 1. 25% Mn steel, former sensitive and latter resistant to static- stress corrosion, were tested under pulsating tensile stress in calcium nitrate solution; carbon steel failed rapidly, Mn steel remained resistant; in welded specimens, pulsating stresses reduced service life; annealing increased resistance.