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Their relative merits and problems are discussed in this section . A brief
description of the available equipment is also given . The many different types of
instrumentation all employ one common feature in determining the position of a
diffraction ...
Their relative merits and problems are discussed in this section . A brief
description of the available equipment is also given . The many different types of
instrumentation all employ one common feature in determining the position of a
diffraction ...
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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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Considerable opportunity still remains for advances in the diffraction methods
when applied to nucleation and growth studies of intermediate phases within
reacted films . This would probably require an interconnection between the x - ray
...
Considerable opportunity still remains for advances in the diffraction methods
when applied to nucleation and growth studies of intermediate phases within
reacted films . This would probably require an interconnection between the x - ray
...
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Contents
R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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