Russian Journal of Nondestructive Testing. Vol. 54, No. 9, Pages 648-653, 2018

A. A. Gavrilyuk^a, N. V. Morozova^a, A. L. Semenov^a, I. L. Morozov^a, A. V. Gavrilyuk^a, E. A. Golygin^a, S. M. Zubritskii^a^, *, and V. I. Kokorin^a
Translated by V. Potapchouck

Abstract—The effect of plastic deformation on the magnetic parameters of rapid-quenched nanostructured ${\text{C}}{{{\text{o}}}_{{66}}}{\text{F}}{{{\text{e}}}_{4}}{\text{N}}{{{\text{b}}}_{{2.5}}}{\text{S}}{{{\text{i}}}_{{12.5}}}{{{\text{B}}}_{{15}}}$ wires was established for the first time, as well as their sensitivity to tensile stresses. Plastic deformation changes magnetic anisotropy induced by the rapid quenching of cobalt-based metal wires, and, as a consequence, determines their magnetic parameters. Remanence is a characteristic that is most sensitive to plastic deformation. A conclusion is drawn that plastic deformation of wires leads to an increase in magnetostriction constant.

Keywords: rapid-quenched nanostructured wires, plastic deformation, magnetic permeability, remanence, magnetostriction, magnetic anisotropy, magnetization processes

Effect of Plastic Deformation on the Magnetic Properties of Rapid-Quenched Cobalt-Based Metal Wires