Research on the Attenuation Law of Metal Magnetic Memory Testing Signal

Yuan Liang Zhang; Yan Lv; Hao Zhang; Jin Long Wang; Gui Jie Zhang; Jia Xu Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.668-669.981

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Research on the Attenuation Law of Metal Magnetic Memory Testing Signal

Abstract:

In order to clear the timeliness issues of metal magnetic memory signal value after unloading, we conduct some static tension experiments on some specimens in materials of KMN, which is commonly used in centrifugal compressors Furthermore, we analyze the specimen, which is prefabricated artificial defects, on the surface normal magnetic field strength decay law with EMS-2003, the intelligent magnetic memory tester. The results show that: the surface magnetic field signal value is reduced by time after unloading, in other words it has certain timeliness.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 668-669)

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October 2014

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Yuan Liang Zhang*, Yan Lv, Hao Zhang, Jin Long Wang, Gui Jie Zhang, Jia Xu Zhao

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Attenuation Law, Defect, Metal Magnetic Memory, Normal Magnetic Field Intensity

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