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Magnetic NDT technique to evaluate fatigue damage

M. B. Shah, +1 more
- 16 Nov 1984 - 
- Vol. 86, Iss: 1, pp 275-281
TLDR
Magnetic hysteresis technique is employed to evaluate fatigue damage in ferromagnetic specimens as discussed by the authors, the changes in the magnetic properties during fatigue loading are measured with the help of a specially fabricated hystresis loop tracer.
Abstract
Magnetic hysteresis technique is employed to evaluate fatigue damage in ferromagnetic specimens. The changes in the magnetic properties during fatigue loading are measured with the help of a specially fabricated hysteresis loop tracer. The measurements are taken with ac magnetizing fields in the Rayleigh region. The changes in magnetic properties are found to be related to the damage by fatigue loading. Um die Ermudungsschaden ferromagnetischer Proben auszuwerten, wird das Verfahren der magnetischen Hysterese angewendet. Die Anderungen der magnetischen Eigenschaften werden wahrend der Dauerbelastung mit einer speziell fur diesen Zweck angefertigten Hysteresesonde gemessen. Die Mesergebnisse werden im Rayleigh-Bereich mit Hilfe eines Wechselmagnetfeldes registriert. Es wird festgestellt, das die Anderung der magnetischen Eigenschaften mit den durch Dauerbelastung entstandenen Schaden zusammenhangen.

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