Magnetic Properties of a Body as Nondestructive Testing Parameters of Tempering Quality of Quenched Steels (a Review)
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The paper considers a nondestructive method for the monitoring of middle- and high-temperature tempering quality of steel workpieces with the carbon content higher than 0.3%. The method is based on measurements of the relaxation coercive force and the secondary residual magnetic induction of the body when remagnetization of the workpieces is carried out by means of permanent and alternating magnetic fields or by their superposition. It is shown that the possibility of this monitoring is ensured by the structural susceptibility of magnetic properties due to reversible displacements of domain walls, namely, the relaxation magnetization and magnetic susceptibility. The secondary residual magnetic induction of the matter and the relaxation coercive force of the matter cannot be used for this testing. The limiting workpiece shape factor below which this testing is possible is determined.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties and Applications · Non-Destructive Testing Techniques · Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms
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