The sharpness of the images in metallography

The article presents the issues of sharpness of images of the structure of materials in metallographic studies. The use of the concept of depth of field to obtain images of the structure of various objects – fractures, microsection polished specimen, optically transparent materials is illustrated. T...

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Main Author: A. G. Anisovich
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Belarusian National Technical University 2018-10-01
Series:Литьë и металлургия
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Online Access:https://lim.bntu.by/jour/article/view/2313
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description The article presents the issues of sharpness of images of the structure of materials in metallographic studies. The use of the concept of depth of field to obtain images of the structure of various objects – fractures, microsection polished specimen, optically transparent materials is illustrated. The errors of focusing on the sharpness for metal specimens are considered; it is shown that in the case of inclined arrangement of the specimen, the zone of sharp image is a strip with parallel boundaries formed by a fuzzy visible structure. Particularities of focusing out-of-flatness samples and replicas are shown. It is noted that the location of the areas of the non-sharply visible structure in the image is the result of external influence. The possibilities of varying sharpness for the quantitative analysis of austenite grain, as well as the visualization of dendritic structures are demonstrated.
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spelling doaj-art-babb9ec2256c423bb7003515b4fc538d2025-02-03T11:51:07ZengBelarusian National Technical UniversityЛитьë и металлургия1683-60652414-04062018-10-0103768110.21122/1683-6065-2018-3-76-812282The sharpness of the images in metallographyA. G. Anisovich0Physical-Engineering Institute of the NAS of BelarusThe article presents the issues of sharpness of images of the structure of materials in metallographic studies. The use of the concept of depth of field to obtain images of the structure of various objects – fractures, microsection polished specimen, optically transparent materials is illustrated. The errors of focusing on the sharpness for metal specimens are considered; it is shown that in the case of inclined arrangement of the specimen, the zone of sharp image is a strip with parallel boundaries formed by a fuzzy visible structure. Particularities of focusing out-of-flatness samples and replicas are shown. It is noted that the location of the areas of the non-sharply visible structure in the image is the result of external influence. The possibilities of varying sharpness for the quantitative analysis of austenite grain, as well as the visualization of dendritic structures are demonstrated.https://lim.bntu.by/jour/article/view/2313metallographysharpness of imagesdepth of fieldfocusingfracturepolished specimenreplica
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The sharpness of the images in metallography
Литьë и металлургия
metallography
sharpness of images
depth of field
focusing
fracture
polished specimen
replica
title The sharpness of the images in metallography
title_full The sharpness of the images in metallography
title_fullStr The sharpness of the images in metallography
title_full_unstemmed The sharpness of the images in metallography
title_short The sharpness of the images in metallography
title_sort sharpness of the images in metallography
topic metallography
sharpness of images
depth of field
focusing
fracture
polished specimen
replica
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