Titlebook: Handbook of Technical Diagnostics; Fundamentals and App Horst Czichos Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Acoustic emission.Ma

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Non-destructive Evaluationand the environment. A risk situation in the technical field could happen if the load of a component is increasing and the wall thickness due to defect growth is decreasing until a critical defect situation. The result of such scenarios could be catastrophic breakdown of the component with sometimes severe aftermath for the human.

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Sub-Surface Microstructural Analysist modified microstructures compared to the bulk materials. A quasi non-destructive technique will be described which enables us to obtain detailed information of a material’s state at a certain site of interest down to a depth of 10 μm from the surface with nanometre or even atomistic resolution.

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Sulfuric acid is called the king of chemicals. The first step to produce a useful product is sulfonation. Since the direct use of sulfuric acid is not feasible in all applications, the following auxiliary agents do play an important role. These are:

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Baldev Raj,B. VenkatramanEarlier designs of sulfuric acid plants preferred minimizing initial capital cost and hence heat recovery equipment was not common. For example, these designs had atmospheric cooling ducts, air cooled heat exchangers, or air injection facilities instead of waste heat recovery boilers and economisers.

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Scope of Technical DiagnosticsThe word . originates from the medical field and refers to the identification of the nature of a health problem and its classification by examination and evaluation. The term . designates the combination of signs, symptoms, and test results to be used in attempts to determine the problem. . is the result of a diagnostics process (Fig. 1.1).

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Physics of FailureThis chapter considers materials integrity in technical applications and analyzes loads and environmental influences leading eventually to materials deterioration and may cause defects, faults, and failures of structures, systems, and components.