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sense and to some degree the magnitude of the lattice plane dependence of the
measured residual stress The problem becomes more complicated in other
plastic deformation processes such as rolling ; plastic deformation theories have
not ...
sense and to some degree the magnitude of the lattice plane dependence of the
measured residual stress The problem becomes more complicated in other
plastic deformation processes such as rolling ; plastic deformation theories have
not ...
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X - ray diffraction has the potential to provide many of the answers to these
problems . It is nondestructive ... This technique is not directly applicable to the
one - dimensional diffusion problem encountered with planar composites . The
choice of ...
X - ray diffraction has the potential to provide many of the answers to these
problems . It is nondestructive ... This technique is not directly applicable to the
one - dimensional diffusion problem encountered with planar composites . The
choice of ...
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Another problem with the junction techniques is that only a small part of the
sample in the vicinity of the junction ( about the extent of the depletion region )
can be probed in the measurements . Often inhomogeneities in concentration of ...
Another problem with the junction techniques is that only a small part of the
sample in the vicinity of the junction ( about the extent of the depletion region )
can be probed in the measurements . Often inhomogeneities in concentration of ...
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Contents
R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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