Study of Accumulated Defects of Steel Wire Ropes

Michal Lesňák; Jaroslav Foukal; Lukáš Slivečka; Jana Trojková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.177.159

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Study of Accumulated Defects of Steel Wire Ropes

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The article deals with the accumulated defect impact on magnetic field distribution around a magnetized rope. A study of such effects was made on a cylinder-shaped model of steel wire rope with a diameter of 40 mm, in which individual wires with a diameter of 1 mm are parallel to the cylinder axis. Defects are wire breaks with the face distance of 1 mm. An analysis was made of the accumulated defect responses in a rope in one radial direction at various distances from the rope axis, then in two different radial directions, and surface defects in the direction of the rope.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 177)

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Michal Lesňák, Jaroslav Foukal, Lukáš Slivečka, Jana Trojková

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Finite Element Method (FEM), Magnetic Defectoscopy, Steal Wire Ropes

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