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In this application note residual stress was measured on a magnesium sample with X-ray diffraction method.
In this application study residual stress measurements performed with Xstress DR45 and Xstress G2R systems were compared. The measurements were done on a Jominy test bar that is used to test the hardenability of a material.
Continuous movement in XRD residual stress measurement further reduces the measurement time.
In this application residual stresses on laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) manufactured H13 Tool Steel was measured with X-ray diffraction method.
Verification of shot peening of gears is important and performed to check that the process is stable.
An X-ray diffractometer, or XRD machine, is a device for analyzing and measuring the structure of materials.
Traditionally 1-dimensional line detectors have been used in X-ray diffraction (XRD) residual stress and retained austenite measurements. With advances in detector technology 2-dimensional area detectors can now be utilized in XRD measurements with the proven modified χ and Ω methods.
In this application residual stress depth profiles were measured from 4 mm bearing balls.
In this application robotized X-ray diffraction was used to measure the planar principal stress on parts manufactured using the additive manufacturing technique.