Metallographic Techniques for Vacuum-Cast Rolled Ingot Beryllium Sheet.

Abstract

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Simplified Metallographic Technique for Beryllium.

“…At least two reports are available on techniques developed for vacuum-cast ingot beryllium sheet (1,5). These reports were used for reference in developing the procedures used in this report.…”