Development of a FDM based code to determine the 3-D size distribution of homogeneously dispersed spherical second phase from microstructure: a case study on nodular cast iron
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Abstract The simplest way to determine the 3-D distribution of the spherical second phase is to measure the 2-D diametric distribution of the second phase from the microstructure and apply some statistical method. In the present paper a finite difference method (FDM) based mathematical model has been discussed and is substantiated with experimental result.
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