Spectrometry and spectroscopy are related but they are not the same thing. Spectrometry is the application of spectroscopy; spectrometry creates quantifiable results for later assessment. Once you understand the basics of spectrometers, you will need to understand...
X-rays are commonly associated with the medical profession, but their application actually has numerous uses in many other areas. X-ray diffraction testing, commonly called XRD testing or XRD analysis, is a form of positive metal identification used to determine the...
Hardness can contain a number of meanings. In the metals industry, it can be thought of as a materials resistance to permanent deformation. To a metallurgist, it means resistance to penetration. To engineers, it could be resistance to wear, abrasion, or scratching....
Although it has historically been the preferred method of testing method, destructive testing has also been largely the only way to gain accurate results. With the technological advances, non-destructive testing methods are proving to be accurate, efficient and...
Steel is commonly classified based on its carbon content. While increased carbon content can make steel harder and stronger, it can also make the steel more brittle and harder to weld. Typically there is less than 0.40% carbon in most steels, though it is possible to...
The ability to identify metal is a valuable skill for many operations such as welding, machining, cutting, and fabricating. Metal workers use various methods, from traditional to modern ones, to identify the scraps and sheets of metals that come into the shop. In...
OES MAINTENANCE & CALIBRATION:
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT AND HOW WILL IT SAVE YOU MONEY
Periodic maintenance (PM) and calibration are essential tasks that you need to do on a regular basis to ensure that your equipment continues to function as intended.
Learn How Periodical Maintenance & Calibration Will Save You Money