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Wear measurements by means of γ-X-fluorescence

Kemper, 1968

Document ID
784533661232243955
Author
Kemper A
Publication year
Publication venue
Wear

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This evaluative paper presents a non-destructive method of measuring wear. The method is based on a combination of radioisotope-induced X-ray fluorescence and thickness gauging by absorption of X-rays. The use of radioisotopes is thus restricted to the time required for …
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