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When you perform the inspection of this requirement through the use of either a functional gage or by using a CMM you are also inspecting the perpendicularity. As an example, if your part was drilled perfectly for location and size but at a 25 degree angle the axis of this hole would be out of bounds of the tolerance zone cylinder I had described earlier and the part would be rejected.
Perpendicularity can indeed be used on more than just a cylinder. A cylinder is probably the most common application since you are usually defining some sort of datum feature (hole or pin) making it perpendicular to a surface. However you can use it to control, say, the perpendicularity of a flange or fin based on its central plane. Whenever the feature you are controlling is a box-like protrusion, you would be controlling its central plane. I will think of a simple example to show this and add it on here soon. Thanks for the feedback!
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Many common minerals show polymorphism. We here look at some of the more common ones.
- Carbon - has two polymorphs. At high pressure carbon has an isometric crystal structure that is called diamond. As temperature and/or pressure are decreased diamond should undergo a reconstructive transformation to the hexagonal structure of graphite. Because this transformation involves a drastic rearrangement of atoms on the crystal structure, as evidenced by the fact that diamond is the hardest naturally occurring substance and graphite is one of the softest) diamond is found at the T & P conditions present at the Earth's surface, where it is therefore only metastable.
- Al2SiO5 - has three polymorphs. The high pressure form is kyanite (Triclinic), the high temperature form is sillimanite (orthorhombic), and the low temperature, low pressure form is andalusite (orthorhombic). Transformations between all three polymorphs are reconstructive, thus all three forms can metastably exist at the Earth's surface. Transformation rates are somewhat faster, however, at higher temperatures in the Earth.
- CaCO3 - has two polymorphs. The high pressure form is aragonite (orthorhombic) and the low pressure form is calcite (hexagonal). The transformation between the two polymorphs is reconstructive, so metastable polymorphs can exit.
- SiO2 - has 6 polymorphs. With decreasing temperature at low pressure, cristobalite (isometric) undergoes a reconstructive transformation to tridymite (hexagonal). Further lowering of temperature results in tridymite undergoing a reconstructive transformation to high quartz (also hexagonal). Lowering temperature further results in high quartz undergoing a displacive transformation to low quartz.
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The most common POCUS applications for the endocavitary ultrasound probe are for intraoral (peritonsillar abscess) and transvaginal applications (early pregnancy, ovarian torsion, ovarian cyst, fibroids, ectopic pregnancy, etc). Make sure to always place a sterile endocavitary probe cover (condom or glove) prior to scanning.
Rotating the ultrasound probe involves turning the transducer in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction along its central axis. Rotation is most commonly used to switch between the long and short axis of a specific structure such as a vessel, the heart, the kidney, etc.
These views can be obtained by rotating 90 degrees relative to each other. These terms are helpful in structures such as vascular and cardiac applications. Also, this is useful when deciding to perform a procedure in a short versus long-axis approach.
If you read the beginning of this post, you should already know what ultrasound probe you need to use based on the application you are performing. So after turning on the ultrasound machine, the next most important step is to switch to the correct ultrasound transducer you will need.
Ultrasound M-mode is defined as a motion versus time display of the B-mode ultrasound image along a chosen line. The motion is represented by the Y-axis and time is represented by the X-axis. Common applications for M-mode include looking at E point septal separation in cardiac scanning or calculating fetal heart rate for obstetrics. You can also use M-mode in lung ultrasound to evaluate for lung sliding and rule out pneumothorax.
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Bar charts should be used when you are showing segments of information. Vertical bar charts are useful to compare different categorical or discrete variables, such as age groups, classes, schools, etc., as long as there are not too many categories to compare. They are also very useful for time series data. The space for labels on the x-axis is small, but ideal for years, minutes, hours or months. For example, Chart 5.2.1 below shows the number of police officers in Crimeville for each year from 2011 to 2019.
The grouped bar chart is another effective means of comparing sets of data about the same places or items. It gives two or more pieces of information for each item on the x-axis instead of just one as in Chart 5.2.1. This allows you to make direct comparisons on the same chart by age group, gender or anything else you wish to compare. However, if a grouped bar chart has too many series of data, the chart becomes cluttered and it can be confusing to read.
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