Metallographic Microscope
Metallographic (metallurgical) microscope is used to study of the physical structure and components of metals and alloys.
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| Testing Method | Metallographic Microscope |
| Description | Metallography or metallurgy is the study of the structure of metals and alloys. Metallographic microscope can be used as a tool to help identify a metal or alloy, to determine whether an alloy was processed correctly, to examine multiple phases within a material, to locate and characterize imperfections such as voids or impurities, or to observe damaged or degraded areas in failure analysis investigations. In short, metallographic microscope can reveal a great deal about the past history of a metal specimen, and how it will act in service. |
| More Information | Wikipedia: Metallography |
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