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It is assumed that no maxima or minima occur near the surface . In this case , the
penetration depth of the x rays varies with y so that each measurement at a
different y inclination samples a different mean stress . Nonlinearity caused by
steep ...
It is assumed that no maxima or minima occur near the surface . In this case , the
penetration depth of the x rays varies with y so that each measurement at a
different y inclination samples a different mean stress . Nonlinearity caused by
steep ...
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It is interesting to note that phase transformations did not occur in milling
operations , and hence similar stress patterns were found in both alloys .
Grinding has been examined by Singh et al . ( 1973 ) . Mechanical and x - ray
methods for ...
It is interesting to note that phase transformations did not occur in milling
operations , and hence similar stress patterns were found in both alloys .
Grinding has been examined by Singh et al . ( 1973 ) . Mechanical and x - ray
methods for ...
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Rosenthal ( 1959 ) has collected data on residual stress relaxation from various
sources and found that this occurs when the ... Several investigators using the x -
ray technique have shown relaxation occurring well below the endurance limit ...
Rosenthal ( 1959 ) has collected data on residual stress relaxation from various
sources and found that this occurs when the ... Several investigators using the x -
ray technique have shown relaxation occurring well below the endurance limit ...
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Contents
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
Applications | 45 |
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