Russian Journal of Nondestructive Testing · 2019 · 20 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceAcousticsMagnetic MaterialsMetallurgyAlloysDuctilityMagnetic CharacterizationSolid Mechanics ApplicationsSteel MaterialsSteel StructuresCyclic Compressive LoadingCyclic Impact LoadingCyclic LoadingHot RollingHot-rolled SteelSteel MetallurgySteels
Abstract We present the results of studying the effect that cyclic loading in the zero-to-tension scheme with an amplitude approximately corresponding to the conditional yield strength has on the magnetic and acoustic parameters of 08G2B hot-rolled pipe steel, including its longitudinal and transverse magnetostriction. Parameters that monotonously change with increasing the number of loading cycles are determined; this makes it possible in principle to use these parameters to develop nondestructive methods for testing the fatigue degradation of material in structures made of the investigated steel.
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