Critical Features That Need to be Evaluated

taking an unetched photo of the base material at 200X magnification and then using a metallurgical software program to calculate the data in five different locations.

Carbide shape, size and relative area in steels and superalloys can indicate the current condition; aging and previous heat treatments performed and therefor is one of the critical features that need to be evaluated. TEServices captures andSecond image_taking an unetched photo of the base material at 200X magnification and then using a metallurgical software program to calculate the data in five different locations. reports the shape, location, maximum size (µm), average size (µm), and relative average area (%) of a base material’s carbides. This is done by taking an unetched photo of the base material at 200X magnification and then using a metallurgical software program to calculate the data in five different locations.

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