Abstract <p>The influence of varying annealing temperature on magnetic and magnetoacoustic properties of cold-deformed alloy 97% Ni, 3% Fe has been investigated. The study of the microstructure of&#xa0;the nickel–iron alloy showed the presence of rolling texture up to annealing temperatures of&#xa0;approximately 500°C. With further increase of annealing temperature of the investigated alloy, as a&#xa0;result of recrystallization, the texture disappears and anisotropy of its magnetic and magnetoacoustic parameters decreases considerably. The sensitivities of magnetic and magnetoacoustic parameters to the rolling-induced anisotropy of the nickel–iron alloy are compared. It is shown that the differential magnetic permeability measured with the DIUS-1.21M hardware and software system is a parameter most sensitive to anisotropy.</p>

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Magnetic and Magnetoacoustic Parameters for Estimating the Degree of Recrystallization and Anisotropy of a Nickel–Iron Alloy

  • V. N. Perov,
  • L. V. Mikhailov,
  • V. N. Kostin,
  • A. M. Povolotskaya

摘要

Abstract

The influence of varying annealing temperature on magnetic and magnetoacoustic properties of cold-deformed alloy 97% Ni, 3% Fe has been investigated. The study of the microstructure of the nickel–iron alloy showed the presence of rolling texture up to annealing temperatures of approximately 500°C. With further increase of annealing temperature of the investigated alloy, as a result of recrystallization, the texture disappears and anisotropy of its magnetic and magnetoacoustic parameters decreases considerably. The sensitivities of magnetic and magnetoacoustic parameters to the rolling-induced anisotropy of the nickel–iron alloy are compared. It is shown that the differential magnetic permeability measured with the DIUS-1.21M hardware and software system is a parameter most sensitive to anisotropy.