Automated carbide detection (carde)
Tool to detect carbides in scanning electron micrographs of steel.
During the production and heat treatment of steel, carbides with a size ranging between 10 nm up to a few µm precipitate in the steel matrix. While the carbides contribute to the steels yield strength, the largest carbides can be responsible for crack initiation leading to brittle fracture. Thus, a detailed quantitative description of carbides (e.g. number density, size distribution etc.) in a steel is of great interest. On a polished sample, carbides can be observed using a scanning electron microscope (SEM). In the present case, SEM micrographs of a reactor pressure vessel steel have been recorded, in which carbides can be recognized.
Installation
Create and activate a virtual environment with venv
python -m venv .carde-venv
source .carde-venv/bin/activate
Install carde and all required dependencies
pip install carde
Usage
Please refer to the example notebooks
Documentation
https://chekhonin-automatic-carbide-detection-haicu-vouc-1d7a37eb51de28.pages.hzdr.de/
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