Grain Size Distribution on Annealed Silicon Steel

Cristiane Maria Basto Bacaltchuk; Gilberto Alexandre Castello-Branco; Luciano Santos Constantin Raptopoulos

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.758.107

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Grain Size Distribution on Annealed Silicon Steel

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Silicon steel is a soft magnetic material very important to the highly industrialized society we live today. Application of magnetic field during annealing treatment has shown to affect positively the microstructure evolution of ferrous alloys leading to a more cost-effective final product. In order to evaluate the effect of magnetic field on the microstructure of GNO silicon steel, cold rolled samples were annealed at 800°C for 3, 15 and 30 minutes inside a 17 T magnetic field. According to the ESEM/EBSD results, the grains seemed to be the most influenced by magnetic field. Magnetic field seems not to affect nucleation of Goss grains but instead it seems to affect its boundary mobility.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 758)

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Cristiane Maria Basto Bacaltchuk, Gilberto Alexandre Castello-Branco, Luciano Santos Constantin Raptopoulos

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Goss Texture, Grain Distribution, Magnetic Annealing

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