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Alfenol Patch-, Galfenol Patch- and Galfenol Paint-based Torque Sensor Characterization Studies by Muller, Brooks; Van Order, Michael N.; Na, Suok-Min; Flatau, Alison B. is a Materials Science article available to read on EtoBox.
What is Alfenol Patch-, Galfenol Patch- and Galfenol Paint-based Torque Sensor Characterization Studies about?
Alfenol (Fe-Al) and Galfenol (Fe-Ga) are iron-based structural magnetostrictive alloys that, for compositions of ∼81% iron, are increasingly being used in sensing, actuating, and energy harvesting devices [Park et al., AIP Advances 6(5), 056221 (2016)]. Recent improvements in the development of magnetostrictive materials using the deformation processing methods of rolling to produce highly textured thin sheet [Park et al., AIP Advances 6(5), 056221 (2016)] and ball milling to produce (001)-oriented micron-size flakes [S. M. Na, J. Galuardi, and A. B. Flatau, IEEE Transactions on Magnetics 53(11), 1–4 (2017)] provide the opportunity to develop a non-contact torque sensor. Torque-induced shear forces at the surface of a shaft lead to a measurable change in the flux passing through the air above the surface of a shaft to which a magnetostrictive layer has been bonded. The current study builds on prior work which demonstrated that torque influenced the magnitude of magnetic flux in the air gaps located between a piece of Galfenol and the rest of a magnetic circuit [Raghunath et al., Proceedings of the ASME, 2013]. The current work overcomes limitations of the prior work. This work demo
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- Author
- Muller, Brooks; Van Order, Michael N.; Na, Suok-Min; Flatau, Alison B.
- Publisher
- American Institute of Physics; American Institute of Physics Inc.; Melville NY: American Institute of Physics; AIP Publishing (ISSN 2158-3226)
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Materials Science (Physical Sciences)