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Nondestructive Testing of Mechanical Properties of Rolled Steel (Review): 1. Tests of Strength and Plastic Properties by Bida, G. V.

“…This review considers the creation and development of a nondestructive technique based on coercive-force measurements used to determine strength and plastic…”
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Nondestructive Testing of Mechanical Properties of Rolled Steel (Review): 2. Testing of Ductile Properties by Bida, G. V.

“…The results of the first studies that established a correlation between impact ductility and coercivity are considered in this review. The data of studies on…”
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The effect of a gap between the poles of an attachable electromagnet and a tested component on coercimeter readings and methods for decreasing it (Review) by Bida, G. V.

“…The main drawback of a coercimeter with attachable electromagnets (AEM) is its sensitivity to a random gap between electromagnet poles and a tested article…”
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Accounting for the statistical weights of factors used when studying the liability of rolled products to brittle fracture by Bida, G. V.

“…The interrelationships between structure, magnetic properties, and impact strength at different temperatures were studied in a 09Γ2 steel with an unchanged…”
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Using a corrected least-squares procedure and accounting for structural parameters when analyzing the correlation between the impact strength of low-alloyed steels and their coercive force by Bida, G. V.

“…The use of a corrected least-squares procedure that takes the error of impact-strength estimation into account, as well as several structure parameters, such…”
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The use of generalized magnetic parameters for magnetic structural analysis and nondestructive testing by Bida, G. V.

“…The results of studies regarding the dependence of the product of the coercive force and the initial magnetic susceptibility of a nickel single crystal with an…”
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Magnetic Properties of a Body as Nondestructive Testing Parameters of Tempering Quality of Quenched Steels (a Review) by Bida, G V

“…The paper considers a nondestructive method for the monitoring of middle-and high-temperature tempering quality of steel workpieces with the carbon content…”
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Multipurpose use of magnetic properties of steels in nondestructive testing of the quality of heat-treated workpieces by BIDA, G. V, STASHKOV, A. N

“…The paper is devoted to calculation of expressions relating the hardness both of a series of low-alloyed steels and of high-chromium steels 14Kh17N2A, 20Kh13,…”
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On the relationship of reversible and irreversible processes during magnetization and magnetization reversal of ferromagnetic materials by Bida, G. V.

“…Curves corresponding to the normal magnetization curve and the back of the hysteresis loop and separately reproducing reversible and irreversible processes of…”
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Differential magnetic method of nondestructive testing and phase analysis by Bida, G V

“…In tests of roller-bearing, tool, and other sorts of alloyed steels, two magnetic characteristics must be measured in nondestructive tests of quenched…”
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Coercive force measurements in nondestructive testing by Bida, G V, Nichipuruk, A P

“…The paper considers applications of coercive force meters with external electromagnets to nondestructive measurements of strength, plastic, and viscous…”
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Feasibility of NDT of ferromagnetic steel structures based on measurements of residual magnetization as a function of elastic stress by KULEEV, V. G, BIDA, G. V, ATANGULOVA, L. A

“…Algorithms for estimating elastic stress in ferromagnetic steel structures are based on measurements of the residual magnetization M sub r as a function of…”
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Correlation of the impact elasticity of cast steels with their coercive force by Bida, G. V.

“…The character of the correlation of the impact elasticity of cast and subsequently normalized and thermostrengthened steels 08XGammaPhiЛ and 08XGammaTЛ with…”
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Magnetic inspection of the depth and hardness of surface-hardened layers on articles (review) by Bida, G V

“…Examples of nondestructive testing of the quality of surface-hardened layers produced via carburizing, hardening after induction heating, and surface rolling…”
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Magnetic quality control of hardened and tempered parts made of carbon and low-alloyed steels (review) by Bida, G V

“…The physical essence of the nondestructive quality control of mediate- and high-temperature tempering of parts made of carbon and low-alloyed steels containing…”
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The Structure and the Magnetic and Mechanical Properties of Steel M74 and the Possibility of Nondestructive Testing of Heat-Treatment-Hardened Rails by Bida, G. V., Nichipuruk, A. P, Kamardin, V. M., Stashkov, A. N.

“…Dependences of the coercive force, the relaxation magnetization, the hardness, and the strength and plastic properties of steel M74, intended for manufacturing…”
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Increasing the reliability of the multiparametric method for nondestructive testing of mechanical properties of articles by Bida, G. V., Nichipuruk, A. P.

“…It is suggested that the corrected least squares procedure be applied in order to improve the results obtained during nondestructive testing of the service…”
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Functional Possibilities of SM-401 Magnetic Structuroscope by Nichipuruk, A P, Bida, G V, Shanaurin, A M, Stashkov, A N

“…The possibilities of nondestructive testing the quality of product hardening using an SM-401 magnetic structuroscope with an H-shaped attached electromagnet…”
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Magnetic properties of steels after quenching and tempering. I. General. Carbon Steels by Bida, G V, Nichipuruk, A P, Tsar'kova, T P

“…The publication is composed of three parts. The first describes characteristics that are used in nondestructive tests of ferromagnetic components and…”
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Magnetic inspection of the hardness of cast-iron milling rolls by Bida, G. V., Nesterova, O. V.

“…The effects of the chemical composition and parameters of the cast-iron smelting and teeming process on the coercive force have been studied. It is shown that…”
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