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Metallographic Quality Control of Welding and Brazing

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Metallography serves as an invaluable quality control technique in many welding and brazing operations in the energy field. It often supplements nondestructive testing processes such as dye-penetrant and radiography. Additionally, it can provide information ordinarily not obtainable by conventional inspection procedures. This paper describes a number of case histories illustrating the value of metallography in assuring integrity in the fabrication of metals and components in energy systems.

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Slaughter, G.M. (1980). Metallographic Quality Control of Welding and Brazing. In: McCall, J.L., French, P.M. (eds) Metallography as a Quality Control Tool. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3090-5_7

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