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Fig. 17 Micrograph showing the included material within the handle. 24× More

Fig. 18 The FTIR spectrum obtained on the included particle, characteristic of polybutadiene More

Fig. 20 Micrograph of a forging lap. Note the included oxide material in the lap. 20× More

Fig. 8 Temperature profiles near the tip for an array of included projection angles. Data generated from Eq 10 More

Fig. 10 Micrograph of a forging lap. Note the included oxide material in the lap. Original magnification: 20× More

Fig. 10 Creep strength of heat-resistant alloy castings (HT curve is included in both graphs for ease of comparison). Source: Ref 10 More

Fig. 13 Information such as coating thickness, adhesion, and scale can be included in photographic documentation. More

Fig. 13 Relationship of included angle size to the root opening More

Fig. 6 Relationship between the 136° included angle between the opposite faces of a Vickers indenter and the spherical Brinell indenter of diameter D More

Fig. 29 Use of a lead diaphragm to limit the included angle of the x-ray beam, and use of a filter to reduce subject contrast and to eliminate much of the secondary radiation that causes undercutting More

Fig. 23 Use of a lead diaphragm to limit the included angle of the x-ray beam, and use of a filter to reduce subject contrast and to eliminate much of the secondary radiation that causes undercutting More

Fig. 13 Lang topograph of a silicon crystal showing dislocations, including a Frank-Read source and thickness fringes. Source: Ref 20 More

Fig. 16 Representative variations of the Whorl tool (The Welding Institute), including both flats and square threads. Source: Ref 39 More

Fig. 1 Schematic of a control volume including the liquid-solid interface More

Fig. 3 (111) pole figure of the ideal rolling components (including symmetrically equivalent orientations) More

Fig. 1 Two conventional forgings that include shallow rib-to-web enclosures. See text for details. Dimensions given in inches More

Fig. 5 Proposed models of the passive film. (a) General models include monolayers and multiple layers. Source: Ref 13. (b) Detailed proposed models for iron having single or double layers containing combinations of oxides, hydroxides, and oxyhydroxides. Source: Ref 14 More

Fig. 4 Inverted metallograph. Features include selection of incident light, various contrasting methods, camera, and microhardness tester. Courtesy of Leica, Inc. More

Fig. 6 Predicted current density/potential relationships, including partial anodic and cathodic processes, for carbon steel in aerated water with (a) no Na 2 SiO 3 , (b) 0.0014 m Na 2 SiO 3 , and (c) 0.008 m Na 2 SiO 3 . SHE, standard hydrogen electrode; E corr , corrosion potential; i More

Fig. 7 Surface profiles of brake pad and disk rotor. (a) Pad, including two contact plateaus. (b) Contact plateau (friction layer) measured parallel and perpendicular to the sliding direction. (c) Disk measured parallel and perpendicular to the sliding direction. Source: Ref 5 More