ResidualStressMan
08-10-2007, 03:45 PM
X-ray diffraction can be used to measure the resdiual stress in crystalline materials, and I was told that 'hole drilling' can be used to measure the stress in a non-crystalline material.
If this is the case, is the stress in the non-crystalline material related again to the spacing between the molecules? I would assume it would be, however, if it does not have a defined structure, I would assume the space between molecules may vary.
If this is the case, is the stress in the non-crystalline material related again to the spacing between the molecules? I would assume it would be, however, if it does not have a defined structure, I would assume the space between molecules may vary.