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Peak to Valley Surface Roughness Control Now
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A working system of peak to valley surface roughness control has been developed and is in use on selected aerospace production hardware. The system, while similar to the Swedish H system, has additional flexibility for the design engineer. A test in which seven companies participated proved the compatibility of roughness values obtained.
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Hydell, R., "Peak to Valley Surface Roughness Control Now," SAE Technical Paper 670031, 1967, https://doi.org/10.4271/670031.Also In
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