Phase Transformations in Austenitic Steels and Their Monitoring through Barkhausen Noise
The lecture presents research in the field of Barkhausen noise in austenitic steels, where martensite is formed through deformation processes. This phase transformation is also associated with the transition from a paramagnetic phase to a ferromagnetic one. Regarding plastic deformation, processes such as simple tension, dynamic strengthening of materials, rolling, friction, as well as long-term combined loading of a ship propeller are presented. The presentation highlights the importance of exchange interaction between individual martensitic regions, as well as the dominant influence of the amount of deformation-induced martensite on Barkhausen noise.
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