Metal magnetic memory detection method based on metal in-situ crystallography and magnetic domain characterization
A metal magnetic memory and crystallographic technology, applied in the direction of material magnetic variables, can solve problems such as stay, achieve the effect of removing interference, novel and reasonable design, and easy operation
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[0042] The same steel material, with tensile stress applied
[0043] Select the typical steel material Q235, prepare the sample by the above method, and make electron microscopic indentation as the research area B. The initial state (no tensile test) is measured in the SEM-EBSD system. figure 1 (a) Image with orientation, see figure 2 (a), under the light microscope, the magnetic domain topography of area B is taken on the cover of the magnetic suspension under the light microscope, see image 3 (a); Then when the sample is stretched to a strain of 0.3% on a uniaxial stretching machine, the scan diagram of the measurement area B is shown in figure 1 (b) and Orientation Imaging Diagram, see figure 2 (b), Magnetic domain topography, see image 3 (b); in the same way, when the sample is stretched to 0.6% and 0.9% of the strain respectively, the scanned image of area B is measured, see figure 1(c), (d) and orientation imaging, see figure 2 (c), (d), magnetic domain topogra...
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[0046] Same steel material, apply fatigue stress
[0047] Compared with Example 1, Example 2 changes the way of applying stress and adopts fatigue loading (ie, periodic loading). Because the fatigue failure of iron and steel materials is one of the main failure modes of metal components, it is very meaningful to study the change law of crystallographic and magnetic information under fatigue loading to characterize the magnetic memory of metals. In order to make the applied fatigue stress meaningful, the present invention sets the maximum fatigue load to simulate the service process of the steel piece as 0.7σs (σs is the yield strength of the material), and the stress ratio is 0.1 to carry out the tensile fatigue loading mode. The SEM images, orientation maps, and magnetic domain images of the material were measured at different fatigue times, and the rest of the steps and analysis methods were the same as in Example 1.
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