Keith,
To answer the original question, what we really need is families of
stress-strain curves for various T's and strain rates for Sn37Pb, SAC305 and SN100C.
in addition, creep rates, at least on a comparative basis between SAC305 and
SN100C, would also be helpful in understanding the maximum stresses that can
built-up on cooling from soldering T's.
Werner Engelmaier
Future workshops:
Solder Joint Reliability: Parts 1 through 4, July 17/18, Thal, Switzerland
Pb-Free Soldering Processes—Survival, Quality, Reliability, August 18,
Orlando
Reliability Issues with Lead-Free Soldering Processes, September 22,
Schaumburg
Failure Mode and Root Cause Analyses Reliability (Fatigue, Brittle Fracture,
ENIG), September 22, Schaumburg
Solder Joint Reliability: Parts 1 & 4, Oct. 9, Moscow, Russia
Solder Joint Reliability: Parts 1 & 4, Oct. 22, Tallinn, Estonia
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