Experience in the demagnetization of large objects
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Abstract
The residual magnetization of parts may cause negative effects: in aircraft, it yields a substantial compass error and the unexpected actuation of automatic elements, while during electrical welding on major pipelines, it does not allow one to obtain a high-quality weld. The designs, techniques, and devices intended for demagnetization of large objects, which are difficult to demagnetize using conventional means, are proposed.
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OpenAlex topics: Engineering and Environmental Studies · Electric Power Systems and Control · Magnetic Properties and Applications
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