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                  Metallographic examinations         1T SEB specimen
                   boiler tube failures, 57, 58–59f,59–61  crack depth on load-deformation response,
                   Sicily reformer tube deformation, 78–80, 79f  293–295
                     optical microscopy observations, 80–83,  geometry, specimen size, and loading
                      82f,84f                            condition, 295–296
                     SEM images, 83–85, 85f            mesh size on the load deformation and fracture
                  N-Methyl-N-(trimethylsilyl)-trifluoroacetamide  resistance behavior, 291–293
                      (MSTFA), 446–447                welded joint, 280
                  Microorganism debris, 345, 350–351f  Nonstandard tests, 162
                  Mining shovel                     Nonuniform corrosion model, 109
                   boom failure, 243–245, 245f
                   finite element analysis, 245     O
                   front-end mechanism (see Structural dynamics  Office of Research and Experiments of the
                      model)                             International Union of Railways (ORE)
                   main structural members, 246, 246f    design method
                   operation cycle, 246–248, 247f     rail seat load determination, 138–139
                  Motor vehicle brake fluids, chemical  sleepers flexural requirements, 143–144
                      composition of                Oil degradation particle analysis
                   chemical structure and mass spectrum, 452, 454f  additives, 340–341, 346–347f
                   good functioning vs. claimed brake fluid,  friction polymer, 337–339, 342–343f
                      452–453, 453f, 454t             oxidation, nitration, and thermal cracking, 336
                   identification and content of, 452–453, 454t  pseudo-metal wear particle, 342–343,
                   requirements for, 451–452             347–349f
                                                      varnish deposit issue, 55 Mw gas turbine,
                  N                                      343–345, 349–350f
                  NIST 05 mass spectral library, 446  varnish particles, 339–340, 344–346f
                  Nitrile rubber, 459               Onsite investigation, 31
                  Nondestructive testing procedure, 75–77  Open burst rupture, 56, 56f
                  Nonlocal damage model, 280–284    Overheating failure
                   ability, 278–279                   definition, 51
                   Beremin’s model, 284–285           long-term (see High-temperature
                   crack growth simulation, symmetry boundary  creep failures)
                      conditions, 296–297             short-term, 51
                   DBTT regime (see Ductile-to-brittle transition  Oxide wear particle analysis
                      temperature (DBTT) regime)      black oxide, 329, 329–330f
                   ductile and cleavage fracture, 281t  iron oxides, 326
                   fracture mechanics specimens, 279, 285–286  Karl Fisher method, 330, 332f
                   material and experiment            milky oxide layer, 329, 331f
                     buttering layer, 288             red oxide, 326, 328f, 329–330, 330f, 332f
                     chemical composition, 289t       Yankee machine, 329–330
                     CMOD, 290
                     CT specimen, 288f              P
                     DIN 1.4550, 288                Parametric accelerated life testing (parametric
                     DIN 20MnMoNi55, 287–288             ALT), 265, 270–271, 271f
                     DIN 22NiMoCr3-7, 286–287, 287t, 287f  accelerated factor, 272
                     J-integral, 290–291              sample size equation, 273–274
                     parameters for fracture behavior, 282t  Passenger car tire failure
                     SEB specimen, 288f, 290          benzothiazole identification, 459–461, 462f
                   micromechanical models, 280        brittle nature, 459–461, 460f
                   SEB specimen crack, ferrite-buttering interface,  p-tert-butylphenol identification, 459–461, 462f
                      304–306                         p-isopropenylphenol identification, 459–461,
                   1T CT specimen, geometry and loading  463f
                      conditions, 295–296             pyrograms, 459–461, 461f
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