Different Types of Hysteresis in Various Materials

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Summary:: My college assignment brief;
Write a report in which you examine and describe the differences in the elastic, magnetic, and electric hysteresis experienced by the steel, polyurethane, and concrete materials respectively.

The scenario:
You work as a mechanical engineering for a marine construction organisation, that specialises in designing, crafting, and testing various structures to serve the deep sea petrochemical industry.
Common parts of the structures fabricated by the organisation are metal pipes, coated in a polymer. A common choice of metal for these structures is X80/L555 grade steel and the polymer is an aliphatic polyurethane coating. The pipes are often embedded into blocks of precast concrete.

Please help, if you could link to a site or anything. Can't find anything relevant anywhere thanks

 

[berkeman]

Summary:: My college assignment brief;
Write a report in which you examine and describe the differences in the elastic, magnetic, and electric hysteresis experienced by the steel, polyurethane, and concrete materials respectively.

The scenario:
You work as a mechanical engineering for a marine construction organisation, that specialises in designing, crafting, and testing various structures to serve the deep sea petrochemical industry.
Common parts of the structures fabricated by the organisation are metal pipes, coated in a polymer. A common choice of metal for these structures is X80/L555 grade steel and the polymer is an aliphatic polyurethane coating. The pipes are often embedded into blocks of precast concrete.

Please help, if you could link to a site or anything. Can't find anything relevant anywhere thanks

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