International Round Robin on Grain Size Measurement by EBSD
Further Information
Published: 26 October 2011
Authors: K.P.Mingard, P.N.Quested and M.S.Peck
Related: Advanced Materials
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Why have EBSD grain size standards?
- Grain size is the basis of many product standards and specifications.
- Existing standards are often based on linear intercepts from (optical) micrographs.
- EBSD increasingly replacing optical methods because of improved spatial resolution and crystallographic data.
Why is a round robin needed?
- EBSD methods for grain size measurement are complementing traditional methods.
- New standards have been/are about to be issued but are untested – do they lead to 'good’ results?
- Repeatability (within lab) and Reproducibility (interlab) data is needed to support the
new standards. - There is little correlation of EBSD with other existing techniques.
