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Results of Interlaboratory Retained Austenite Measurements Utilizing X-Ray Diffraction
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The data from a round-robin program, run by the X-ray Division of the SAE Fatigue Design and Evaluation Committee to evaluate x-ray techniques for measuring retained austenite, have been studied. This program involved the measurement by twenty-three companies of four specimens containing 0–40% retained austenite. The results show that laboratories using proper techniques can achieve an interlaboratory standard deviation of less than 4% retained austenite at the 40% level and less than 1.5% at the 5% level.
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Larson, J., "Results of Interlaboratory Retained Austenite Measurements Utilizing X-Ray Diffraction," SAE Technical Paper 800427, 1980, https://doi.org/10.4271/800427.Also In
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- Minutes of the X-ray Division meeting Rackham Building Detroit, Michigan April 23 1964
- Minutes of the X-ray Division meeting Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, Illinois April 28 1965
- Jatczak C.F. Larson J.A. Shin S.W. SP-453 “Retained Austenite and Its Measurement by X-ray Diffraction.” Society of Automotive Engineers Inc. Warrendale, PA
- Youden, W.J. “Graphical Diagnosis of Interlaboratory Test Results.” Industrial Quality Control May 1959