Abstract
To identify the zones with the highest tensile stresses and deformations, a two-parameter magnetic method based on the measurement of coercive force and residual magnetic induction was applied. For realization of the method a mobile hardware and software complex DIUS-1.21M with an electromagnetic U-transducer was used, which was located along the pipe axis and along the pipe ring. Measurements were carried out on three pipes: in the first one magnetic characteristics were measured in the absence and under the influence of internal pressure; in the second and third ones — before the test and after the pipe fracture. It was revealed that internal pressure leads to the growth of residual magnetic induction in all zones both along the axis and along the ring, which indicates the occurrence of axial and circular tensile stresses in these zones, and the change of coercivity occurred ambiguously. It was found that fracture significantly increases the scatter of magnetic characteristics, which is explained by the complex nature of the stress-strain state of the fractured object.
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