Variations of the Magnetic Permeability and Barkhausen Noise in a Welded Low Carbon Steel

Lefteris Statharas

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.644.278

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Variations of the Magnetic Permeability and Barkhausen Noise in a Welded Low Carbon Steel

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The present paper investigates the utilization of both the magnetic Barkhausen noise and permeability measurements for the nondestructive distinguish of the three welding zones in a welded low carbon steel.

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