Creating Failure Analysis Reports with Microscopy Images
Materials engineers document component failures with microscopy images, fractography, and metallurgical analysis photos. High-resolution images need processing and annotation for technical reports.
Workflow
- Capture microscopy and fractography images of the failed component
- Use the Image Cropper to isolate specific failure features and crack paths
- Use the Image Resizer to standardize image dimensions for the report template
- Use the Image Converter to ensure compatibility with the report format
- Compile the failure analysis report with images, analysis, and conclusions
- Export as PDF and use PDF Compression for distribution to stakeholders
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