THE EFFECT OF MAGNETIC PRESSURE ON THE SURFACE TENSION FOR METALS IN THE SOLID STATE

Abstract

The paper is devoted to the analysis of systematic errors, arising during the high-temperature measurements of surface tension for metals in the solid state by the compensation zero creep method. The source of the errors assisted with electric heating is the pinch effect in the sample, which substantially effects on the measuring value and should be taken into consideration by the special correction.

Keywords

• surface tension
• zero creep
• magnetic pressure
• pinch effect