The Magneto-Plastic Effect at Beryllium Bronze after Aging in the Constant Magnetic Field

J.V. Osinskaya; A.V. Pokoev; Nikolai S. Perov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/DDF.249.111

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The Magneto-Plastic Effect at Beryllium Bronze after Aging in the Constant Magnetic Field

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In this research, the process of artificial aging of beryllium bronze as diffusioncontrollable process was studied at the temperatures of 250–500 0C, at aging time intervals of 0.17 till 2 hours, in the constant magnetic field and without it by microhardness and residual magnetization methods.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 249)

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J.V. Osinskaya, A.V. Pokoev, Nikolai S. Perov

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Aging, Constant Magnetic Field, Diffusion-Controlled Processes, Magneto-Plastic Effect, Residual Magnetization

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