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The cause of the surface residual stress is most likely due to the difference in
hardening of surface layers and the ... thus have a lower yield stress ( see Garrod
and Hawkes ( 1963 ) for a classification of these and other contributory causes ) .
The cause of the surface residual stress is most likely due to the difference in
hardening of surface layers and the ... thus have a lower yield stress ( see Garrod
and Hawkes ( 1963 ) for a classification of these and other contributory causes ) .
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Nonlinearity caused by steep gradients can be investigated by etching off very
thin surface layers and looking for any ... or nondestructively by examining + 4
and - 4 tilts ; the results should be the same if gradients are the cause ( see below
) .
Nonlinearity caused by steep gradients can be investigated by etching off very
thin surface layers and looking for any ... or nondestructively by examining + 4
and - 4 tilts ; the results should be the same if gradients are the cause ( see below
) .
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Further high - ohmic samples have to be used , which can cause problems with
nonohmic contacts and with spatial charge inhomogeneities ( space charge
limited currents ) in the measurements ( Kassing and Lenz , 1974 ) . Therefore it
must ...
Further high - ohmic samples have to be used , which can cause problems with
nonohmic contacts and with spatial charge inhomogeneities ( space charge
limited currents ) in the measurements ( Kassing and Lenz , 1974 ) . Therefore it
must ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
Applications | 45 |
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