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    Abadan Institute of Technology

    Failure Analysis

    instruments:electron microscope

    Abadan institute of technologyOctober 2011

    Instructor:

    Dr. Ashrafi

    Presented by:

    Elahe Shekari

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    Agenda

    Secondary electron image

    Back scatter electron image

    Energy dispersive spectrum (EDS)

    Wavelength dispersive spectrum (WDS)

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    Secondary electron image

    Back scatter electron image

    Energy dispersive spectrum (EDS)

    Wavelength dispersive spectrum (WDS)

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    What are SE and BSE?

    Secondary electrons are low energy electrons formedby inelastic scattering and have energy of less than50eV.

    Backscattered (BS)electrons are high-energyelectrons (>50 eV) fromthe primary incident

    beam that are ejectedback out from thesamples.

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    SE image

    The low energy ofthese electrons allowsthem to be collected

    easily. This is achievedby placing a positivelybiased grill on thefront of the SE

    detector, which ispositioned off to oneside of the specimen.

    The major influence on-

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    Failure analysis

    of a riverwatercirculatingpump shaft

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    Secondary electron image

    Back scatter electron image

    Energy dispersive spectrum (EDS)

    Wavelength dispersive spectrum (WDS)

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    BSE image

    These BSE are used toproduce a differentkind of image. Such

    an image usescontrast to tell usabout the averageatomic number of the

    sample.The higher the

    average atomic

    number, the more

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    SE and BSE images88

    FOR YBCOHTSC

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    Secondary electron image

    Back scatter electron image

    Energy dispersive spectrum (EDS)

    Wavelength dispersive spectrum (WDS)

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    Energy Dispersive Analysis

    Energy dispersive analysis, also knownas EDS, is a technique used to identifythe elemental composition of a sample

    or small area of interest on the sample.

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    During EDS, a sample is exposed toan electron beam inside a scanningelectron microscope (SEM).

    These electrons collide with theelectrons within the sample, causingsome of them to be knocked out of

    their orbits.The vacated positions are filled by

    higher energy electrons which emit

    x-rays in the process.

    EDS

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    EDS analysis

    By analyzing the emitted x-rays, the elementalcomposition of the sample can be determined.

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    Secondary electron image

    Back scatter electron image

    Energy dispersive spectrum (EDS)

    Wavelength dispersive spectrum (WDS)

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    WDS

    Of the two X-raymicroanalysistechniques for

    qualitative analysis,Wavelength DispersiveSpectrometry (WDS)analysis is distinctly

    different from energydispersive (EDS)analysis.

    WDS identifies the

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    WDS analysis

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    EDS is first used forelement identification,

    for fast analysis of theentire spectrum

    Using EDS, all of theenergies of the

    characteristic X-raysincident on the detectorare measuredsimultaneously and dataacquisition is therefore

    very rapid across theentire s ectrum

    WDS is used to solvevarious spectralproblems describedelsewhere in thismodule

    the resolution of anWDS detector isconsiderably betterthan that of a EDSspectrometer.

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    EDS WDS

    The comparison between EDSand WSD?

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    The presence of tungsten in the ED spectrum(yellow) is masked by the Si K lines while the

    two are clearly distinguishable in the WD

    spectrum (blue).

    The comparison between ESD andWSD

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    The comparison between ESD andWSD

    EDS and

    WDS in PbS

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    SE, BSE and EDS mappingmodes

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    EDS mapping and lineanalysis

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    21 Severin, Kenneth P., 2004, Energy

    Dispersive Spectrometry of CommonRock Forming Minerals. Kluwer Academic

    Publishers, 225 p.--Highly recommendedreference book of representative EDSspectra of the rock-forming minerals, aswell as practical tips for spectral

    acquisition and interpretation. Goldstein, J. (2003) Scanning electron

    microscopy and x-ray microanalysis.

    Kluwer Adacemic/Plenum Pulbishers, 689

    References

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    22 Petroglyph--An atlas of images using electronmicroscope, backscattered electron images,element maps, energy dispersive

    x-ray spectra, and petrographic microscope ( Thissite may be offline. ) -- Eric Chrisensen, Brigham

    Young University

    http://serc.carleton.edu/research_education/geochemsheets/eds.html

    http://www.x-raymicroanalysis.com/x-ray-microanalysis-explained/pages/tutorial2/comparisonedswds.htm

    http://www.ehow.com/about_5147224_resolution-

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    23 Krinsley, David H., 1998, Backscattered scanningelectron microscopy and image analysis ofsediments and sedimentary rocks,CambridgeUniversity Press

    M Lancha, M Serrano, J Lapea, D Gmez-Briceo ,Failure analysis of a river watercirculating pump shaft

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