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Advanced Nondestructive Testing Methods for Bearing Inspection
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Abstract
The principles of the magnetic-perturbation method of flaw detection and the Barkhausen noise residual stress measurement method are briefly reviewed. It is suggested that they provide very powerful tools for assuring improved ball bearing performance. The methods are applied for the evaluation of ball bearing races. Typical experimental results are presented along with metallurgical sectioning correlation.
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Barton, J., Lankford, J., and Hampton, P., "Advanced Nondestructive Testing Methods for Bearing Inspection," SAE Technical Paper 720172, 1972, https://doi.org/10.4271/720172.Also In
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