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2001
We have seen from Chapter 3 that measuring a surface implicitly involves filtering the surface. In other words it is impossible to measure a surface without applying a filter to the measurand. Examples of filters encountered in surface topography measurement systems include: 1. mechanical — e.g. a skid, stylus radius, traverse length; 2.
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We have seen from Chapter 3 that measuring a surface implicitly involves filtering the surface. In other words it is impossible to measure a surface without applying a filter to the measurand. Examples of filters encountered in surface topography measurement systems include: 1. mechanical — e.g. a skid, stylus radius, traverse length; 2.
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Surface topography of ultramicrotome sections
Journal of Ultrastructure Research, 1969During ultramicrotomy the blocks of embedding medium are compressed to a certain degree by the cutting force of the knife, and a section cut under such conditions does not necessarily correspond to a flat plane through the uncompressed block. After each stroke over the knife the block resumes its uncompressed shape, and the cut surface of the block ...
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Surface Topography in Tribology
Physics Bulletin, 1982At Teesside Polytechnic last October a very successful one-day meeting on surface topography in tribology was held by the recently formed Tribology Group of The Institute of Physics. Invited papers were presented on adhesion, on the tribology of thin films, and on wear and scuffing problems in internal combustion engines and other engineering ...
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1994
Abstract Most surfaces have regular and irregular spacings that tend to form a pattern or texture on the surface. This article provides information on the general background of surface topography and discusses the different methods for measuring surface topography, namely, contact and noncontact techniques, and the focus-follow method ...
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Abstract Most surfaces have regular and irregular spacings that tend to form a pattern or texture on the surface. This article provides information on the general background of surface topography and discusses the different methods for measuring surface topography, namely, contact and noncontact techniques, and the focus-follow method ...
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Surface Topography and Surface Contaminants
1998Most surfaces of solids are rough, at least on a microscopic scale. Most engineering surfaces are covered by asperities having slopes in the range 5° – 10°. Unlubricated metal surfaces encountered in an industrial environment will, in general, be covered by a whole series of surface films, as shown in Fig. 4.1. Working outwards from the metal interior,
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Fluid-rich subducting topography generates anomalous forearc porosity
Nature, 2021Christine Chesley, Samer Naif, Kerry Key
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Proceeding of International Heat Transfer Conference 6, 1978
Keith Cornwell, R. D. Brown
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Keith Cornwell, R. D. Brown
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