Coercive Force of Low-Carbon Steel Specimens Subjected to Cyclic Loading and Impulse Current

A.M. Ivanov

doi:10.4028/p-1qvyu8

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Coercive Force of Low-Carbon Steel Specimens Subjected to Cyclic Loading and Impulse Current

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The change in the coercive force of the 10kp5 steel specimens subjected to cyclic loading and impulse current has been studied. The choice of processing methods, including their combination in a certain sequence, was shown to provide the best plastic or strength properties of metal materials. The feasibility and good perspectives of express assessment of the effectiveness of the chosen method or methods of processing metal materials by magnetic properties, e.g., coercive force, without resorting to mechanical tests with the destruction of specimens, are noted. The highest changes towards increase in strength and coercive force in the 10kp5 low-carbon steel have been found after cyclic loading and in a combined mode with cyclic loading at the final stage. The optimal combination of cyclic loading and pulse current can make it possible to control the strength and magnetic properties of ferromagnetic materials.

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