Physique & Industrie: Stress Measurement - The SET-X equipment measures the strain in the crystal lattice using x-ray diffraction, from which the residual stress is then calculated.

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	The SET-X equipment measures the strain in the crystal lattice using x-ray diffraction, from which the residual stress is then calculated. It is designed to make in-situ measurement. Sponsored Links:
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Title:	Physique & industrie provides In-Situ X-Rays stress measurement
Description:	Science Central - 485588 - The SET-X equipment allows you to measure the strain in the crystal lattice by x-ray diffraction, from which the residual stress is then calculated.
Category:	Metal - Tube - Stress - Measurement - Surface - Miniature - Diffraction - X-ray - Peak - Residual - Austenite - Industrie - Set-x - Elphyse - Tensors - Physique

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