Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1985-02-08
1987-08-11
Krass, Errol A.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364571, 378 72, 378 78, 73760, 73787, G01C 2500, G01N 2320, G01B 530
Patent
active
046866310
ABSTRACT:
Previous methods for determining internal stress in polycrystalline solids by X-ray diffraction techniques have required that the distance between the X-ray irradiated surface of the sample under investigation and the X-ray detection surface for the diffracted X-rays be known. According to the practice of this invention, stress measurement can be made without determining the sample to detector distance as a separate step. Two or more sets of detection surfaces, i.e., X-ray detector channels, are arranged around the incident X-ray beam, usually on opposite sides of the cone of diffracted X-rays from one another. The invention employs a calibration procedure which provides a set of calibration parameters, which, when used with X-ray stress equations, yields accurate internal stress measurement without the prior art requirement of determining the sample to detector distance.
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Dixon Joseph L.
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Krass Errol A.
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