Influence of Niobium as Microalloying Element in 3%Si Steel Grade for Electrical Industry
Keywords:
inhibitor phase, Goss texture, core losses
Abstract
The paper presents the results of the laboratory research on the chemical composition and crystallographic texture in 3% Si steels and their influence on the level of magnetic losses in the final sheet.
The magnetic properties have been estimated by means of the core losses observed on samples taken from the three steels after the secondary annealing.
It has been noticed that the microalloyed Nb steel showed the highest percentage of Goss texture in the final sheet and the lowest values of the magnetic losses of the three steels under study.
References
[1]. Doniga A., Preda A. - The consequence of the secondary phase particles in 3% Si steel grade for transformers, Annals of “Dunarea de Jos ”University of Galati, (2001), p. 32-35.
[2]. Doniga A. - Secondary phase part of the oriented grains silicon steels, Rev. Metalurgia International, nr. 8/2010 Suplimentar, p. 15-19.
[3]. Hulka K, Vlad C, Doniga A. - The role of niobium as microalloying element in electrical sheet, Steel Researches 73 nr. 10 /2002, p. 453-460.
[4]. Doniga A, Vlad C, Hulka K. - Development of the Goss texture in niobium bearing silicon transformer steel, Metallurgy and new materials researches, vol VIII, nr.4/2000, ICEM Bucuresti p. 29.
[2]. Doniga A. - Secondary phase part of the oriented grains silicon steels, Rev. Metalurgia International, nr. 8/2010 Suplimentar, p. 15-19.
[3]. Hulka K, Vlad C, Doniga A. - The role of niobium as microalloying element in electrical sheet, Steel Researches 73 nr. 10 /2002, p. 453-460.
[4]. Doniga A, Vlad C, Hulka K. - Development of the Goss texture in niobium bearing silicon transformer steel, Metallurgy and new materials researches, vol VIII, nr.4/2000, ICEM Bucuresti p. 29.
Published
2012-09-15
How to Cite
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DONIGA A. Influence of Niobium as Microalloying Element in 3%Si Steel Grade for Electrical Industry. The Annals of “Dunarea de Jos” University of Galati. Fascicle IX, Metallurgy and Materials Science [Internet]. 15Sep.2012 [cited 28Apr.2024];35(3):44-7. Available from: https://www.gup.ugal.ro/ugaljournals/index.php/mms/article/view/2879
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