Method for monitoring the crystallographic texture of metallic t

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Diffraction – reflection – or scattering analysis

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ABSTRACT:
The crystallographic texture of metallic tubular articles is characterized by an X-ray diffraction technique where X-rays are directed onto the surface of the tubular article and diffracted X-rays detected by use of a position-sensitive detector. By effecting relative movement of the tubular article and the X-ray source in both a rotational direction about the axis of the tube and in an axial direction, and measuring intensities from multiple Bragg peaks of the diffracted X-rays from a plurality of locations on the tube, the crystallographic texture of the tube is characterized.

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