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Simulation of heating microscopy for analyzing sample deformation during firing

Bùi Khắc Thạch , Đỗ Quang Minh

Abstract

The technique for observing and analyzing glass sample deformation during heating is introduced in this article. This technique simulates a Heating Microscope device by combining a temperature-controlled furnace with a digital camera and ImageJ image analysis software. Some results of studying the deformation of glass samples in the softening range demonstrated this technique's effectiveness. This is a relatively simple method of observing and analyzing heated samples that can be applied in practical production and scientific research.



 

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