Hysteresis minor loop analysis of plastically deformed low-carbon steel |
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Authors: | Oleksandr Stupakov,Ivan Tom |
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Affiliation: | aInstitute of Physics ASCR, Na Slovance 2, 18221 Prague, Czech Republic |
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Abstract: | This work investigates applicability of magnetic hysteresis method for non-destructive testing of plastically deformed low-carbon steel. Recently introduced Magnetic Adaptive Testing procedure was used for evaluation of hysteresis minor loop data-sets to find the most sensitive parameter/s for indication of the material degradation stage. Inductive measurements were carried out on two identically degraded series of samples: magnetically closed window-shaped specimens, equipped with the magnetizing and the induction coils, and magnetically open strips, measured by an attached magnetizing yoke. The aim was to compare the results between these sample series in order to determine applicability and limitations of the single-yoke measurement technique. As a result, new magnetic parameters with the best sensitivity–stability ratio in a wide deformation range were introduced and proposed for utilization. Good qualitative coincidence between the measurement results on the closed and the open sample series was obtained in all range of magnetization. Several quantitative distinctions were explained and analyzed in order to improve the single-yoke technique. |
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Keywords: | Magnetic properties Non-destructive testing Single yoke setup Plastic tensile deformation |
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