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In order to predict the durability of engineering components and improve performance, it is mandatory to understand residual stresses. The last decade has witnessed a significant increase of residual stress evaluation using diffraction of penetrating radiation, such as neutrons or high energy X-rays. They provide a powerful non-destructive method for determining the level of residual stresses in engineering components through precise characterisation of interplanar crystal lattice spacing. Th...
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- Volume:
- 1045
- Pages:
- 41-50
- Publication date:
- 2008
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1551-7616
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0094-243X
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uuid:080ed44c-0459-429d-90cc-da52d8152cdf
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63653
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- 978-0-7354-0573-8
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High energy white beam x-ray diffraction studies of residual strains in engineering components
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