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Quantitative evaluation of residual stress and surface hardness in deep drawn parts based on magnetic Barkhausen noise technology

Dong et al., 2021

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3435934543059006212
Author
Dong H
Liu X
Song Y
Wang B
Chen S
He C
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In this study, the method of magnetic Barkhausenn noise (MBN) and tangential magnetic field (TMF) was employed for achieving simultaneous, quantitative prediction of residual stress and surface hardness in box-shape deep drawn parts of SPCC steel. Bi-directional …
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