GB/T 4197-1984
AbolishedMethod for measuring the average grain size of sintered bar and rod of tungsten molybdenum and alloys
钨钼及其合金的烧结坯条、棒材晶粒度测试方法
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This standard specifies the metallographic method for measuring the average grain size of sintered tungsten, molybdenum, and their alloy bars and rods. It is applied in the powder metallurgy industry to evaluate the microstructure uniformity and quality of refractory metal products after sintering. The method is critical for controlling material properties in high-temperature applications such as lighting filaments, electrical contacts, and vacuum furnace components.
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