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[en] This paper presents results from a project aimed at developing rapid assessment methods for inclusions in modern, clean steels. Such assessments are problematic due to the low incidence of inclusions in these steels. The LSHR sampler/sampling method, conventional ultrasonic, and improved automated SEM/EDA techniques are described. Also a Cold Crucible technique which concentrates inclusions on the sample surface, and a Laser Diffraction Particle Size Analyser, LDPSA, method for rapid determination of their size distribution, (performed after dissolving the matrix), are described. This multi-partner project was carried out with the aid of funding from the ECSC, which is gratefully acknowledged. (author)
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Brusey, B.W. (Dofasco Inc., Hamilton, Ontario (Canada)); Bussiere, J.F. (Industrial Materials Inst., NRC, Boucherville, Quebec (Canada)); Dubois, M. (GE Corporated R and D, Schenectady, New York (United States)); Moreau, A. (Industrial Materials Inst., NRC, Boucherville, Quebec (Canada)) (eds.); Canadian Inst. of Mining, Metallury and Petroleum, Montreal, Quebec (Canada); 396 p; ISBN 0-919086-92-6; 
; 1999; p. 287-302; Advanced sensors for metals processing - 38. annual conference of metallurgists of CIM. Gateway to the 21st Century; Quebec City, PQ (Canada); 22-26 Aug 1999; 7 refs., 4 tabs., 11 figs.
; 1999; p. 287-302; Advanced sensors for metals processing - 38. annual conference of metallurgists of CIM. Gateway to the 21st Century; Quebec City, PQ (Canada); 22-26 Aug 1999; 7 refs., 4 tabs., 11 figs.