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Abstract
Online non-destructive magnetic monitoring is used to control the quality of steels subjected to multiaxial stresses. Due to magnetoelastic effects, a correction of non-destructive signal is necessary requiring the use of predictive magnetoelastic models on the one hand, and magnetoelastic measurements carried out under biaxial stress conditions on the other hand. Among magnetoelastic properties, magnetostriction under stress is particularly discriminent for models and the development of set-ups allowing for this measurement looks relevant. The first measurements of magnetostriction of a low carbon steel under biaxial stress have been reported in Hubert et al. (2023). This set-up shows several drawbacks among which a low magnitude and inhomogeneous magnetic field. In this study, an improvement of the previous biaxial set-up is first proposed. Anhysteretic and cyclic magnetic and magnetostrictive measurements of a dual-phase (DP) steel are reported next. An analytical approach of the magnetoelastic modeling is proposed on the other hand, leading to the proposition of new equivalent stress formulations applicable for magnetostriction.
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