Correlation of Structural Characteristics of Low Carbon Ferritic Steel with Magnetic Properties

A. Mpalliou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.495.213

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Correlation of Structural Characteristics of Low Carbon Ferritic Steel with Magnetic Properties

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The surface magnetic properties, namely Barkhausen noise and surface dc B-H loops and the microstructure of low carbon steel, namely electron back scattering diffraction, have been correlated in this paper, showing a good monotonic behavior.

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