Schmank et al., 1982 - Google Patents
Measurement of a stress gradient through the bulk of an aluminum alloy using neutronsSchmank et al., 1982
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- Schmank M
- Krawitz A
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- Metallurgical Transactions A
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Neutron diffraction has been employed to measure an applied stress gradient through the bulk of a 25.4 mm thick aluminum alloy bar. The experiment was designed to test the feasibility of combining the penetrating power of neutrons with the residual stress …
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