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Deutsch: Micro-CT 3D image of a braided polymer climbing rope. Scan condition: cone beam, 70 kV, 8W, no filter, 1600 angles, 3,9 µm/voxel (x2 due to binning). Scan was done using "CT Alpha" by "Procon X-Rays Gmbh", Garbsen, Germany. Visualization done using "VG Studio Max 2.1" by "Volume Graphics", Heidelberg, Germany.
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