Specific Properties of Industrial High-Damping Fe-Al Steels

V.A. Udovenko; I.B. Chudakov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.115.57

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Specific Properties of Industrial High-Damping Fe-Al Steels

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It is shown that industrial high damping steels based on the Fe-Al metallic system are characterized by a very high level of internal dissipation of elastic energy. The specific damping capacity of industrial steels exceeds 40 % and their damping properties are close to those of highpurity damping alloys based on the Fe-Al system. Mechanical properties of damping steels are similar to those of conventional construction steels. High level of properties of damping steels can be explained by their specific crystalline and magnetic structure.

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V.A. Udovenko, I.B. Chudakov

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Damping Capacity, Fe-Al Alloy, Heat Treatment, Magnetic Property, Magnetomechanical Damping, Mechanical Property

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