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Wootz steel project by electron backscatter diffraction

Deakin University
Sharon Lobert (Aggregated by) Tzyy-Ping Jung (Aggregated by)
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The data is from an electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) study of the microstructure of high carbon ‘Wootz’ steel. The objective of the study is to infer an unknown thermomechanical history from observation and analysis of the final microstructure in various ancient artefacts (swords and tools), and then compare the findings with heat treatments of the ancient artefacts and modern attempts at duplication of the structure. Electron backscatter data reveals the orientation relationships between various phases in the material, particularly cementite and ferrite. The dataset is randomly structured and organised. The data is automatically generated by an electron backscattered diffraction system attached to a field emission scanning electron microscope. The dataset uses proprietary software (cannot be copied or distributed without complying with licensing agreements): Oxford HKL Channel 5. As the native formats are binary they cannot be read with standard software.

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Bulat steel -- Analysis | EBSD | Electrons -- Backscattering | Electrons -- Diffraction | Materials Engineering not elsewhere classified | Materials engineering not elsewhere classified | Scanning electron microscopy | Steel -- Analysis | electron backscatter diffraction | wootz steel analysis |

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