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Assessment of carburization and hardness profile in steel rods using low-frequency magnetic incremental permeability and advanced numerical modeling
This study presents a hybrid experimental-numerical approach for the nondestructive evaluation of carburization profiles in steels. The method is based on low-frequency magnetic incremental permeability (LF-MIP) measurements and establishes a quantitative relationship between the electromagnetic sig
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