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Fluorescent dye penetrants applied to rock fractures
Under ultraviolet illumination, nonparticulate fluorescent dye penetrants clearly mark surface traces of fractures in minerals and rocks; use of fluorescent penetrants has been effective in studying development of fractures in rock specimens deformed in laboratory; series of experiments concerned with studying generation and propagation of extension fractures in flexed specimens of porphyritic granite; photographs taken before and after deformation are presented and from these pattern of fracture development can be studied; fracture traces down to 0.05 mm wide have been observed and photographed.
Fluorescent dye penetrants applied to rock fractures
Under ultraviolet illumination, nonparticulate fluorescent dye penetrants clearly mark surface traces of fractures in minerals and rocks; use of fluorescent penetrants has been effective in studying development of fractures in rock specimens deformed in laboratory; series of experiments concerned with studying generation and propagation of extension fractures in flexed specimens of porphyritic granite; photographs taken before and after deformation are presented and from these pattern of fracture development can be studied; fracture traces down to 0.05 mm wide have been observed and photographed.
Fluorescent dye penetrants applied to rock fractures
Int J Rock Mechanics Min Sciences
Gardner, R.D. (author) / Pincus, H.J. (author)
1968
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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