Hysteresis Interference of Defect Fields
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We present design initial and hysteresis branches of electric voltage $$U\left( H \right)$$ in a pulsed magnetic field of strength $$H$$ that correspond to the branches of magnetization in the operating magnetic field and the residual magnetization of an object made of ferromagnetic material and similar branches of the used magnetic carrier (MC). The impact on an object with MC was carried out by magnetic field pulses to obtain stationary states of magnetization of an object with an internal defect, the field of which is modeled by the field of a linear inductor, the construction of spatial distributions of hysteretic interference ( $$HI$$ ), and the development of programs for calculating $$HI$$ ; these has made it possible to increase the accuracy of monitoring the properties of the objects.
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OpenAlex topics: Metallurgy and Material Forming · Aluminum Alloy Microstructure Properties
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