Classification of surface structures on fine metallic wires
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2001
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Elsevier Science B. V.
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In this report a classification of the main surface structures found on fine metallic wires is carried out (between ∼20 and 500 μm in diameter). For this, we have analyzed a series of wires of different metallic materials, diameters and production environments by scanning electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, and confocal microscopy. A description and the images of the structures is given and, in addition, a nomenclature to be used by manufacturers, customers and researches is proposed. With this information the surface quality of fine metallic wires may be improved in a fabrication level. One of the objectives of this catalogue of defects is to serve as a basis for measuring the quality of the surface of the wires during the production process and the development of a measuring device for that purpose.
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This work has been supported by European Union within the frame of the EU Research Program “Standards Measurement and Testing”, project SMT4-CT97-2184 “DEFCYL: Detection of DEFects in CYLindrical surfaces”.