Effects of silicon content, thickness and heat treatment on iron loss properties of high silicon electrical steel sheets
Yasushi Tanaka, Misao Namikawa, A. Hiura, Xiao Fang Bi, Yoshikazu Takada
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Yasushi Tanaka, Misao Namikawa, A. Hiura, Xiao Fang Bi, Yoshikazu Takada
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Abstract The magnetic properties of high‐silicon steel sheets ranging in thickness from 0.35 to 0.03 mm and silicon content from 3 to 7.5 percent is investigated. The minimum iron losses are obtained with the silicon higher than 6.5 percent at the high‐frequency range over 30 kHz. The sheet thickness dependency index m is estimated. The heat treatment effects to soft magnetic properties also are studied.
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Abstract The magnetic properties of high‐silicon steel sheets ranging in thickness from 0.35 to 0.03 mm and silicon content from 3 to 7.5 percent is investigated. The minimum iron losses are obtained with the silicon higher than 6.5 percent at the high‐frequency range over 30 kHz. The sheet thickness dependency index m is estimated. The heat treatment effects to soft magnetic properties also are studied.
Key concepts: Silicon, Materials science, Electrical steel, Metallurgy, Composite material