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STP Published: 1993

STP1165-EB

Metallography: Past, Present, and Future (75th Anniversary Volume)

Editor(s): George F. Vander Voort, Francis J. Warmuth, Samuel M. Purdy, Albert Szirmae

26 papers appear in sections on:

• Light Microscopy

• Metallographic Preparation Techniques

• X-Ray and Electronic Metallography

• Quantitative Metallography

• Applications (I & II)

Table of Contents

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GF Vander Voort, SM Purdy, FJ Warmuth, A Szirmae

The History of ASTM Committee E4 on Metallography

GF Vander Voort

Some Incidental History of Metallography and ASTM Committee E4

TG Rochow

Research Under the Microscope

WG Fricke

Automotive Materials and Their Characterization: 1916 to 1991

GS Cole, L Bartosiewicz, FE Alberts

New Diamond Grinding Disks for Specimen Surface Preparation

RL Benner

Advancements in Ultrathin Section Techniques for the Characterization of Brittle Materials

NT Saenz

The Early Metallographic Studies of Chih-Hung Chou on the Formation and Morphology of Widmanstatten Structure and Martensite

MR Notis, AR Marder, YT Chou

Those Magnificent Men on Their Scanning Machines

KFJ Heinrich

Seventy-Five Years of Activity in X-Ray Methods by ASTM Committee E4.06

SM Purdy, L Zwell

Microstructural Studies of an Oxide-Dispersion-Stabilized Niobium Composite Using Transmission Electron Microscopy

AS Ramani, PR Howell

The Application of Transmission Electron Microscopy to the Study of a Low-Carbon Steel: HSLA-100

R Varughese, PR Howell

Transmission Electron Microscopy of the Interdiffusion Regions of Iron-Zinc Couples

LA Giannuzzi, PR Howell, HW Pickering, WR Bitler

Some Reflections on the Early Development of Electron Microscopy and Microanalysis

J Hillier

Quantitative Metallography in Test Method Standards and Product Specifications

DB Fowler

Artificial Intelligence for Twin Identification

JJ Friel, EB Prestridge

The Use of Quantitative Image Analysis for the Characterization of Corrosion-Resistant Coatings

ST Bluni, KM Goggins, BJ Smith, AR Marder

Examination of Some Grain Size Measurement Problems

GF Vander Voort

Measurement and Interpretation of Fracture Surface Fractal Dimension

W Drury, AM Gokhale

In Search of Microstructure

JA Nelson

The Microstructure of Laser-Welded Aluminum Bronzes

DE Bell, TA Marsico, K Petrolonis, PE Denney, PR Howell

Metallography of Mechanically Alloyed Aluminum

WJD Shaw

Microstructural Investigations of Rapidly Solidified Copper-Niobium (Cu-Nb) Alloy Powders Produced by Inert Gas Atomization

KL Zeik, IE Anderson, DA Koss, PR Howell

Metallography Applied to the Structure of Electrorheological (ER) Fluids

MD Fisher, AF Sprecher, H Conrad

Interpreting Solidification Phenomena and Microstructural Evolution in Metals Through the Use of Transparent Model Alloy Systems

RN Grugel, R Trivedi

Some Failure Analysis Case Histories in Galvanized Steel Products

E Larkin, M Zamanzadeh

Characterization of Reaction Between Cast Titanium and Silica-Containing Investment Mold

HJ Mueller

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Details

Developed by Committee: E04

Pages: 464

DOI: 10.1520/STP1165-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5226-7

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-1484-5