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metallurgical-analysis

Specialized skill for metallic materials analysis and metallography including grain size measurement, phase quantification, and inclusion rating

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# Metallurgical Analysis Skill

## Purpose

The Metallurgical Analysis skill provides specialized capabilities for characterizing metallic materials through metallographic techniques, enabling systematic evaluation of microstructure, grain size, phase distribution, and inclusion content per industry standards.

## Capabilities

- Metallographic preparation protocol selection
- Etching reagent selection for different alloys
- Grain size measurement (ASTM E112, intercept method)
- Phase fraction quantification (point count, image analysis)
- Inclusion rating (ASTM E45)
- Banding and segregation assessment
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