Abstract

The effect of the generator current frequency f on the magnetic permeability μ of the N30K10T3 invar is studied for its various structural states formed upon the following treatments: phase naklep (i.e., the phase-transformation-induced hardening of austenite), cold plastic deformation, and cooling in liquid nitrogen. The ferromagnetic austenite of the alloy is metastable with respect to the γ → α martensite transformation upon cooling to temperatures below the temperature of the onset of the martensite transformation (Ms ≈ −80°C) and represents a supersaturated solid solution ageable during heating. The types of treatment are shown not to change the linear character of the μ(f) dependence in the frequency range under study (15–50 kHz) and to decrease μ to a certain extent.

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