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small specimen sampling

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Szasza

Structural
Sep 15, 2011
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Hi!

I would like to help me in a very hard question!
I care about the in-situ samll specimen sampling in operating systes (like pressure vessels etc.)
My question is, how we can remove a small specimen from the surface without damage both of the parental material and the specimen.
Have any idea anybody?

The other problem is how to test them? Is tehere a normalized factor to compare the normal sized specimen test results with the small specimen test result?

Thank you!
 
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