Fig. 1 Failed sleeve and a new sleeve: ( a ) failed sleeve and ( b ) new sleeve More

Fig. 2 Ball mill liner plates. (a) New condition, before installation. (b) Worn condition, with partially worn grinding belt More

Fig. 15 A scanning electron micrograph of the details of a hole drilled with a new, sharp drill bit. Note the clean hole with only a minor amount of damage to the hole periphery. More

Fig. 18 Macrographs of new (left) and worn (right) attrition mill wear plates More

Fig. 12 An example of the failed new design for the precipitator wires. 5.5× More

Fig. 2 Failed molasses tank, which fractured suddenly in New Jersey in March 1973. This catastrophic and sudden brittle fracture resulted in the release of the molasses in the tank similar to the Boston Molasses tank disaster in 1919. More

Fig. 10 Damaged breaker from Incident 2 (left) and new breaker More

Fig. 1 Typical new polycarbonate ophthalmic lenses exhibited well polished surfaces. Approximately 0.55×. More

Fig. 11 Residual stresses in the 6.4 mm (0.25 in.) radius fillets of new cast brake discs and new stamped brake discs, as measured by X-ray diffraction. More

Fig. 1 View of new stainless steel chemical plant. More

Fig. 4 Used broken bolts and new bolts More

Fig. 15 Scanning electron micrograph of the details of a hole drilled with a new, sharp drill bit. Note the clean hole with only a minor amount of damage to the hole periphery. More

Fig. 18 Macrographs of new (left) and worn (right) attrition mill wear plates More

Fig. 31 Cap screw locking plate. Blue arrow indicates “N” for new, while white arrows indicate month and year (December 1990) More

Fig. 8 A new material was needed after cracking occurred in this electrical connector. More

Fig. 3 Sections through crankcase. 0.25 × a. Old design. b. New design. More

Fig. 4 Typical unetched transverse metallographic cross section of a used new stock pipe, displaying extemely small, round duplex inclusions. 63× More

Fig. 2 Failed molasses tank, which fractured suddenly in New Jersey in March 1973. This catastrophic and sudden brittle fracture resulted in the release of the molasses in the tank, similar to the Boston molasses tank disaster in 1919. More

Fig. 7 Charpy V-notch impact energy versus temperature for old steels and new steels. Source: Ref 9 More

Fig. 1 Nickel-silver aerial plant fuses. (a) New exposed fuse. (b) Fuse that failed because of SCC More