Stress Dependence of Magnetostriction and Magnetic Properties in Electrical Steel

Wen Jie Gong; Zhi Gao Zhang; Rui Fen Hou; An Li Lin; Zhi Yi Xu; Jian He; Wen Fan; Jing Ping Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1089.97

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Stress Dependence of Magnetostriction and Magnetic Properties in Electrical Steel

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The magnetostriction and magnetic properties of electrical steel are depended on the external stress. In this paper, a noncontact magneostriction measuring system using laser displacement meter with high resolution of 10 nm has been built. The grain-oriented electrical steel with dimensions 500 mm × 100 mm × 0.3 mm was measured between 20 MPa and-20 MPa. The magnetostriction and magnetic properties were highly sensitively to stress. A clear relationship between power loss and magnetostriction under stress was found, and the underlying mechanism has been discussed.

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Wen Jie Gong*, Zhi Gao Zhang, Rui Fen Hou, An Li Lin, Zhi Yi Xu, Jian He, Wen Fan, Jing Ping Wang

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Domain, Electrical Steel, Laser Displacement Meter, Magnetic Properties, Magnetostriction, Power Loss, Stress

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