Electromagnetic testing emt-mft chapter 9b

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Other magnetic properties, such as the saturation magnetization, which is the maximum value B can achieve, or the Curie temperature at which there is a transition to a nonmagnetic state, are less dependent on microstructure, but are sensitive to such factors as crystal structure and chemical composition. Interest in the magnetic characterization of materials, principally steels, derives from many such relationships between measurable magnetic parameters and metallurgical properties. These relationships are, however, quite complicated in general, and it is often difficult to determine how or if a particular measurement or combination of measurements can be used to determine a property of interest. Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang
Nevertheless, the prospect of nondestructive monitoring and quality control is an attractive one, and for this reason research on magnetic materials characterization continues to be an active field. It is not the purpose of this article to explore such magnetic methods in depth, but simply to point out that it is an active branch of nondestructive magnetic <strong>testing</strong>. The more fundamental aspects of the relationship between magnetism and metallurgy are discussed in Ref 26 and 28. Engineering considerations are reviewed in Ref 24. The proceedings of various symposia also contain several papers that provide a good overview of the current status of magnetic materials characterization. Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang
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