Method of producing low iron loss grain oriented silicon steel t

Metal treatment – Process of modifying or maintaining internal physical... – Magnetic materials

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148112, 148113, H01F 118

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ABSTRACT:
It is a technical subject to advantageously avoid the degradation of surface properties in a low iron loss grain oriented silicon steel sheet as a material for transformers, particularly if it is intended to thin the gauge to 0.1.about.0.25 mm. A low iron loss grain oriented silicon steel thin sheet can stably be produced without causing the degradation of performances through strain relief annealing by considering a chemical composition in steel, optimizing the rolling conditions, particularly cold rolling conditions, and further forming heterogeneous microareas onto the steel sheet surface.

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