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Applications A . Introduction With the nondestructive X - ray method it is possible
to study the stress distribution , which results from a manufacturing operation ,
and its effect on service of the part . Stresses can arise in heat treating ,
carburizing ...
Applications A . Introduction With the nondestructive X - ray method it is possible
to study the stress distribution , which results from a manufacturing operation ,
and its effect on service of the part . Stresses can arise in heat treating ,
carburizing ...
Page 154
Needless to say , the huge applications of semiconductor materials in electronic
devices has led to an increasing interest for simple photoluminescence methods
for material control connected with device fabrication . The scope of this chapter ...
Needless to say , the huge applications of semiconductor materials in electronic
devices has led to an increasing interest for simple photoluminescence methods
for material control connected with device fabrication . The scope of this chapter ...
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Of course some luminescence applications can very conveniently be solved by
employing excitation other than optical . So , e . g . , it has been demonstrated
that electron excitation employing the scanning electron microscope SEM ( in a ...
Of course some luminescence applications can very conveniently be solved by
employing excitation other than optical . So , e . g . , it has been demonstrated
that electron excitation employing the scanning electron microscope SEM ( in a ...
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Contents
R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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