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DIFFRACTION PLANE DEPENDENCE OF THE MEASURED STRESS Another
result of UPD of iron is that measurements with the 211 diffraction peak give a
smaller value of residual stress than is measured with the 310 peak . This
diffraction ...
DIFFRACTION PLANE DEPENDENCE OF THE MEASURED STRESS Another
result of UPD of iron is that measurements with the 211 diffraction peak give a
smaller value of residual stress than is measured with the 310 peak . This
diffraction ...
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Let a function Hm ( Y ) represent the fraction of the sampling plane of crystalline
material with composition m diffracting with an average interplanar spacing
dmThe diffraction angle om is given by Bragg ' s Law . For one - dimensional
volume ...
Let a function Hm ( Y ) represent the fraction of the sampling plane of crystalline
material with composition m diffracting with an average interplanar spacing
dmThe diffraction angle om is given by Bragg ' s Law . For one - dimensional
volume ...
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1 , sample absorption reduces the intensity by a factor exp [ - 2 { u ( Y ) ) Y / sin o )
, ( 5 ) where ( u ( Y ) ) is the average linear absorption coefficient for all material
between the free surface and a plane at a depth Y . The linear absorption ...
1 , sample absorption reduces the intensity by a factor exp [ - 2 { u ( Y ) ) Y / sin o )
, ( 5 ) where ( u ( Y ) ) is the average linear absorption coefficient for all material
between the free surface and a plane at a depth Y . The linear absorption ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
Applications | 45 |
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