Physical Review
Physical Review
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per- meability. Max. temperature of heat ~ 830° C. Magnetizing force on from 750° C. to 200° C.
Fig. 6.
nected in series, were placed in the furnace and after heating to about 8oo° C. were slowly cooled under a magnetizing force which in the case of each sample was proportional to its turns. The upper two points of the curve were obtained from two samples, treated under as nearly Digitized by Google J^*] ANNEALING OF STEEL. 2*]\ identical conditions as to heat and cooling as possible (Nos. A\ a...nd B%) although their treatment was not simultaneous with that of the others.
The curve indicates that under the given conditions of maximum tem- perature and rate of cooling, the maximum percentage increase of per- meability, to be obtained by magnetic treatment over that by plain annealing, is about 50 per cent. This is no indication that a larger im- provement is not possible under more favorable conditions of temperature treatment and point of application of the magnetizing force on the cooling curve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
per- meability. Max. temperature of heat ~ 830° C. Magnetizing force on from 750° C. to 200° C.
Fig. 6.
nected in series, were placed in the furnace and after heating to about 8oo° C. were slowly cooled under a magnetizing force which in the case of each sample was proportional to its turns. The upper two points of the curve were obtained from two samples, treated under as nearly Digitized by Google J^*] ANNEALING OF STEEL. 2*]\ identical conditions as to heat and cooling as possible (Nos. A\ a...nd B%) although their treatment was not simultaneous with that of the others.
The curve indicates that under the given conditions of maximum tem- perature and rate of cooling, the maximum percentage increase of per- meability, to be obtained by magnetic treatment over that by plain annealing, is about 50 per cent. This is no indication that a larger im- provement is not possible under more favorable conditions of temperature treatment and point of application of the magnetizing force on the cooling curve.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Institute of Physics to read onlineMoreLess
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