Definition of metallography in English:

metallography

noun ˌmɛtəˈlɒɡrəfiˌmɛdlˈɑɡrəfi

mass noun

The descriptive science of the structure and properties of metals.
金相学
Example sentencesExamples
- The austenite-pearlite reaction Pearlite is probably the most familiar micro structural feature in the whole science of metallography.
- Extremely careful metallography on tapered sections through the surface of the specimen has shown that fatigue cracks initiate at intrusions and extrusions.
- With the advent of metallography, and as the body of knowledge pertinent to cast iron increased, other classifications based on microstructural features became possible.
- It is built up of a number of crystals of the same composition, given the name ferrite in metallography.
- There are two important features of bainite kinetics which can be shown by a variety of techniques, e.g. dilatometry, electrical resistivity, magnetic measurements and by metallography.

Derivatives

metallographic

adjective mɪˌtaləˈɡrafɪk

A prominent merchant from Kent, Caxton established the first successful press in an England slow to adopt metallographic printing with movable type.
Example sentencesExamples
- The structural or metallographic condition having the maximum resistance to creep at elevated temperatures is produced by means of suitable heat treatment.
- The products of the transformation, whether ferrite, pearlite or bainite, are partly determined from isothermal diagrams, and can be confirmed by metallographic examination.
- A high standard of metallographic preparation is required; examination under oblique light at low magnifications is usually most informative.
- In addition, through systematic studies of metallographic structure, the researcher can determine general manufacturing techniques to establish a baseline and thus identify variations.

metallographical

adjective mɪˌtaləˈɡrafɪk(ə)l

It was predicted from metallographical observation that the critical cavity radius of transition in growth mechanism from diffusion-controlled to plasticity-controlled would exist.
Example sentencesExamples
- metallographical analysis of ancient roman silver coins can shed light on the ancient minting process throughout time.
- The software created for digital metallographical method evaluates all characteristics of carbides morphology.
- The Metalloscope is a self-contained portable metallurgical microscope ideally used for metallographical inspection of metals in laboratory or in-site.
- The dilution was calculated with the help of metallographical measurement.

metallographically

adverb mɪˌtaləˈɡrafɪk(ə)li

Using metallographically finished plate samples carbide phases were detected and identified.
Example sentencesExamples
- These were mounted parallel to the plane of the sheet and metallographically prepared in the conventional way.
- Additionally, another airfoil was sectioned and examined metallographically to verify the completeness of coating removal and the absence of base metal attack.
- Low magnification view of the particle array in cross-section after being metallographically polished.
- We then metallographically examine and characterize the test bars.

Definition of metallography in US English:

metallography

nounˌmɛdlˈɑɡrəfiˌmedlˈäɡrəfē

The descriptive science of the structure and properties of metals.
金相学
Example sentencesExamples
- There are two important features of bainite kinetics which can be shown by a variety of techniques, e.g. dilatometry, electrical resistivity, magnetic measurements and by metallography.
- It is built up of a number of crystals of the same composition, given the name ferrite in metallography.
- The austenite-pearlite reaction Pearlite is probably the most familiar micro structural feature in the whole science of metallography.
- Extremely careful metallography on tapered sections through the surface of the specimen has shown that fatigue cracks initiate at intrusions and extrusions.
- With the advent of metallography, and as the body of knowledge pertinent to cast iron increased, other classifications based on microstructural features became possible.

单词	metallography
释义	Definition of metallography in English: metallography noun ˌmɛtəˈlɒɡrəfiˌmɛdlˈɑɡrəfi mass noun The descriptive science of the structure and properties of metals. 金相学 Example sentencesExamples The austenite-pearlite reaction Pearlite is probably the most familiar micro structural feature in the whole science of metallography. Extremely careful metallography on tapered sections through the surface of the specimen has shown that fatigue cracks initiate at intrusions and extrusions. With the advent of metallography, and as the body of knowledge pertinent to cast iron increased, other classifications based on microstructural features became possible. It is built up of a number of crystals of the same composition, given the name ferrite in metallography. There are two important features of bainite kinetics which can be shown by a variety of techniques, e.g. dilatometry, electrical resistivity, magnetic measurements and by metallography. Derivatives metallographic adjective mɪˌtaləˈɡrafɪk A prominent merchant from Kent, Caxton established the first successful press in an England slow to adopt metallographic printing with movable type. Example sentencesExamples The structural or metallographic condition having the maximum resistance to creep at elevated temperatures is produced by means of suitable heat treatment. The products of the transformation, whether ferrite, pearlite or bainite, are partly determined from isothermal diagrams, and can be confirmed by metallographic examination. A high standard of metallographic preparation is required; examination under oblique light at low magnifications is usually most informative. In addition, through systematic studies of metallographic structure, the researcher can determine general manufacturing techniques to establish a baseline and thus identify variations. metallographical adjective mɪˌtaləˈɡrafɪk(ə)l It was predicted from metallographical observation that the critical cavity radius of transition in growth mechanism from diffusion-controlled to plasticity-controlled would exist. Example sentencesExamples metallographical analysis of ancient roman silver coins can shed light on the ancient minting process throughout time. The software created for digital metallographical method evaluates all characteristics of carbides morphology. The Metalloscope is a self-contained portable metallurgical microscope ideally used for metallographical inspection of metals in laboratory or in-site. The dilution was calculated with the help of metallographical measurement. metallographically adverb mɪˌtaləˈɡrafɪk(ə)li Using metallographically finished plate samples carbide phases were detected and identified. Example sentencesExamples These were mounted parallel to the plane of the sheet and metallographically prepared in the conventional way. Additionally, another airfoil was sectioned and examined metallographically to verify the completeness of coating removal and the absence of base metal attack. Low magnification view of the particle array in cross-section after being metallographically polished. We then metallographically examine and characterize the test bars. Definition of metallography in US English: metallography nounˌmɛdlˈɑɡrəfiˌmedlˈäɡrəfē The descriptive science of the structure and properties of metals. 金相学 Example sentencesExamples There are two important features of bainite kinetics which can be shown by a variety of techniques, e.g. dilatometry, electrical resistivity, magnetic measurements and by metallography. It is built up of a number of crystals of the same composition, given the name ferrite in metallography. The austenite-pearlite reaction Pearlite is probably the most familiar micro structural feature in the whole science of metallography. Extremely careful metallography on tapered sections through the surface of the specimen has shown that fatigue cracks initiate at intrusions and extrusions. With the advent of metallography, and as the body of knowledge pertinent to cast iron increased, other classifications based on microstructural features became possible.
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