Why do austenitic nickel alloys become magnetic?
Why do austenitic nickel alloys become magnetic?
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Why do austenitic nickel alloys become magnetic when carburised?
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Why do austenitic nickel alloys become magnetic when carburised?
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RE: Why do austenitic nickel alloys become magnetic?
The example I saw was a round bar that was flattened between two rollers - the more the strain the more magnetic it became. However, heat should remove the magnetism as in the carburize - so I don't know what exactly is causing your situation.
RE: Why do austenitic nickel alloys become magnetic?
RE: Why do austenitic nickel alloys become magnetic?
Note that the bulk chromium content of the alloy may not change, but the composition of the alloy matrix will be significantly lower in chromium.