An automated torque meter for rapid measurement of high-field magnetic anisotropy of rocks

Details An automated torque meter for rapid measurement of high-field magnetic anisotropy of rocks An automated torque meter for rapid measurement of high-field magnetic anisotropy of rocks

Aug 1988

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Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, Volume 51, Issue 4, p. 387-389.

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For the purpose of routine separation of the paramagnetic and ferromagnetic components of magnetic anisotropy, a torque meter has been developed using a special jewel bearing instead of fibre suspension. This solution gives rise to high rapidity and a high degree of automation of measurement. The sensitivity is retained at a reasonable level; the minimum measurable torque is 5 × 10-8N m. The measurement about one axis is fully automated.

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