Barkhausen noise signal of different steels upon face-turning process

This paper deals with understanding the effects of excitation field parameters on the nature of Barkhausen noise profile in order to improve the validity of Barkhausen noise results for the machining process. The experiment has been performed on total of four samples, two of high carbon steel and tw...

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Published in:Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering 2019-08, Vol.41 (8), p.1-10, Article 329
Main Authors: Dawara, Vineet, Vashista, M., KhanYusufzai, M. Z.
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Barkhausen effect
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High carbon steels
Magnetic fields
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