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Analysis of Fractures Utilizing the SEM,g of the cause of failure is determined. This paper illustrates the usefulness of SEM in the analysis of fractures and the importance of correlating other test results, such as a light microscope fracture surface examination and metallographic examination, with SEM results to determine a cause of fa

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Macroscopic Examination Procedures for Failure Analysis,nation techniques, including those directed at the microscopic level. An integral part of many macroscopic examinations is the use of macroetching to reveal or more clearly delineate features associated with the fracture including mechanical abuse marks, grinding scorch, decarburization, hardness or structure gradients, etc.

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Failure Analysis of Armament Hardware,h, many have commercial counterparts ranging from the commonplace to the sophisticated. However, armaments are perhaps more commonly recognized as those items specifically identifiable with military usage — guns, ammunition, missiles and armoured vehicles, to name a few.