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Series: ASM Failure Analysis Case Histories
Publisher: ASM International
Published: 01 June 2019
DOI: 10.31399/asm.fach.power.c9001571
EISBN: 978-1-62708-229-7
... and 1100°C for 10, 30 and 100 minutes. It was believed that the H-4 and M-11 locations experienced only low temperatures. These control specimens were polished, etched and compared to the TMI-2 boat specimens. Specimens were cut from the boat specimens and studied by the VIP members. In the USA...
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Fig. 8 Structure of corrosion-free region. Etching treatment: V2A-etching solution. 200 × More
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Fig. 3 Light etching cold work layer noted at the surface of a representative “A” component. Note the uniformity of this layer. Vilella's reagent. Magnification 500× More
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Fig. 4 Light etching cold work layer noted at the surface of a representative “C” component. This layer was nonuniform and discontinuous in areas. Vilella's reagent. Magnification 500× More
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Fig. 29 Dark etching zone indicating extent of decarburised and fissured region of affected tube More
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Fig. 3 Microstructure in the cracked zone revealed by etching with V2A pickle. 200 × More
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Fig. 5 The metallographic specimen, 40B 1 , after polishing and etching showing a general view of the cracks that grew from the outside of the collector to the interior together with others growing in the opposite direction. Note the repair weld applied without total removal of the external More
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Fig. 9 Structure of corrosion-free region. Etching treatment: 50% aqueous solution of nitric acid, 2 V 3 min. 500 × More
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Fig. 10 Structure of corrosion-free region. Etching treatment: 10% aqueous solution of ammonia, 2 V 3 min. 500 × More
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Fig. 11 Structure of transition zone to region of intergranular corrosion. Etching treatment: 50% aqueous solution of nitric acid, 2 V 3 min. 100 × More
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Fig. 5 As Fig. 4 ., after etching with V2A pickle, 200× More
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Fig. 5 Grain boundaries adjacent to pits shown by electrolytic etching (×100) More
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Fig. 3 Rolls 1 and 3 along with a roll received at a later date. Etching line reveals depth of attack by oxidation. Modified Murakami's etchant 3V, 20 s. More
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Fig. 3 Longitudinal section through a in Fig. 2 . Etching: picral. 25 ×. More
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Fig. 6 Micrograph near fracture surface. Etching: copper-ammonium-chloride (after Heyn). 1 × More
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Fig. 7 Longitudinal section L —— L in Fig. 5 . Etching: copper-ammonium-chloride (after Heyn). 1 × More
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Fig. 8 Place a in Fig. 7 . Etching: nital. 100 × More
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Fig. 11 Longitudinal section through fracture. Etching: picral. Outside = above, inside = below. 3 × More
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Fig. 14 Longitudinal section through fracture. Etching: copper-ammounium-chloride (after Heyn). 2 × More
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Fig. 12 Central region of section shown in Fig. 11 after etching in 2% Nital More