Számítógépes képelemzés a metallográfiában
Abstract
Computer image processing plays a key role in metallography for the objective and automated characterization of microstructure. Methods such as grayscale conversion, segmentation, morphological operations, and quantitative evaluation enable the accurate determination of grain size, phase fraction, and geometric parameters. These techniques are also applied at the University of Dunaújváros in materials science research, including ongoing studies on aluminum recyclability, the ageing of reactor pressure vessel materials, and the investigation of radiation damage in metals.
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