Columnar Grain Growth with Enhanced Rotation Texture in Temper Rolled NO Silicon Steels

Ivan Petryshynets; František Kováč; Mária Molnárová; Petra Gavendová; Martin Sopko; Branislav Petrov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.782.201

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Columnar Grain Growth with Enhanced Rotation Texture in Temper Rolled NO Silicon Steels

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The present work investigates texture evolution stages in vacuum-degassed non-oriented electrical steels. The main idea behind the improvement of soft magnetic properties relies on deformation induced grain growth phenomena and heat transport phenomena promoting the preferable formation of columnar grains with so called cube crystallographic orientation {100}<0vw>. In order to achieve the desired orientation with appropriate microstructure state from magnetic properties point of view, we have used an adjusted temper rolling process at elevated temperature and subsequent dynamical annealing in laboratory conditions.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 782)

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Ivan Petryshynets*, František Kováč, Mária Molnárová, Petra Gavendová, Martin Sopko, Branislav Petrov

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Coercivity, Columnar Grains, Cube Texture, Non Oriented Steels, Temper Rolling

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