Induced magnetic anisotropy in low-carbon steel plates subjected to plastic deformation by stretching

Abstract

Experimental studies of induced magnetic anisotropy in plastically deformed low-carbon steel were carried out. The measurements were performed on samples in the form of discs. The maximum energy of the induced magnetic anisotropy was observed at a relative elongation of ~12% upon an increase in the plastic deformation of samples. At higher degrees of deformation the energy of the induced magnetic anisotropy is reduced, which indicates a decrease in the residual mechanical stresses in the material.