Metalog Guide En 司特尔金相制样指南英文版.docVIP

Y our Guide to the Perfect Materialographic Structure Metalog Guide Metalog Guide TM Leila Bjerregaard Kay Geels Birgit Ottesen Michael Rückert Metalog Guide Published by Struers A/S Valh?js Allé 176, DK-2610 R?dovre Denmark First published 1992 by Struers. Fourth revised and updated edi-tion 2002. All rights reserved. Re-production of this book’s contents is allowed on the condition that acknowledgement is made. Metalog, Metalog Guide and Metalogram are trademarks of Struers. All efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the prepa-ration methods and problem solv-ing advice of this book. However, should any errors be detected, Struers would greatly appreciate being informed of them. The above notwithstanding, Struers can assume no responsi-bility for any consequences of the preparation methods and instruc-tion in the Metalog Guide. ISBN 87-987767-0-3 DKK 265,- incl. VAT Printed in Denmark by B?hm Offset Preface 5 1. Metalogram 9 Method Selection Diagram 2. Metalog Methods 11 10 Preparation Methods 3. Preparation Philosophy 37 Cost-effective preparation 4. Metalog Process 39 The total preparation process from cutting to the finished sample, ready for microscopy 5. Metalog Master 61 Expert System Preparation Theory 6. Consumables Specification 101 7. Miscellaneous 109 Page M e t a l o g r a m M e t a l o g M e t h o d s P h i l o s o p h y M e t a l o g P r o c e s s M e t a l o g M a s t e r C o n s u m a b l e s M i s c e l l a n e o u s Preface Dear Reader, Metalog Guide has been developed to help you in your work with preparation of materialographic samples. Our main goal when preparing Metalog Guide was to give you a shortcut to efficient sample preparation. Through a careful study of the preparation process new methods are developed and existing methods are improved. We offer you 10 Metalog Methods, which will cover most of your needs for high quality, cost-efficient preparation. Expert System – Metalog Master Metalog Master, an important part of Metalo