0.23mm Grain Oriented Electrical Steel

Grain Oriented Electrical Steel is an important material for the production of energy-saving transformers and large-scale high-performance generators. In the form of lamination, winding, or punching, it is an essential iron core material for distribution transformers, power transformers, and small transformers.

Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel (GOES) is a specialized type of electrical steel that possesses highly oriented crystal grains, which allows it to exhibit superior magnetic properties in a specific direction. It is widely used in the construction of power transformers and other electrical equipment where high magnetic flux density is required in a single direction.

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1. Crystal Orientation: Unlike non-oriented electrical steel, which has random grain orientation, grain-oriented electrical steel is produced in a way that aligns the crystal grains in a specific direction. This orientation enhances the magnetic properties along the rolling direction of the material.

2. High Magnetic Permeability: The aligned crystal structure of GOES results in high magnetic permeability, making it ideal for applications where magnetic flux needs to flow predominantly in one direction.

3. Low Core Loss: Grain-oriented electrical steel is designed to have minimal core losses, reducing energy dissipation due to hysteresis and eddy currents when subjected to alternating magnetic fields. This property increases the overall efficiency of transformers and other electrical machines.

4. Applications: The primary application of grain oriented electrical steel is in the production of power transformers for electricity distribution and transmission. Transformers made from GOES are more efficient and have lower losses compared to those made from other types of electrical steel.

5. Production Process: The manufacturing process of GOES involves carefully controlling the cooling rate during annealing after rolling to achieve the desired crystal orientation. This specialized process allows the material to attain its excellent magnetic properties.

Due to its specific grain orientation, grain-oriented electrical steel is generally more expensive than non-oriented electrical steel. However, its high efficiency and superior performance in power transformers justify its use in critical electrical infrastructure, contributing to the reliable distribution and transmission of electricity in modern power systems.

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