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Evolution of texture in grain oriented silicon steels

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Goss texture or (110)[100] crystallographic orientation of the grains is typical grain structure of grain oriented silicon steel used for transformer. This type of texture is one of the most important parameters determining the magnetic properties of the laminated steel plates. The formation and growth of Goss texture in three steel samples are investigated. Two of them are prepared under laboratory conditions and one under industrial conditions. The emphasis is put on the effects of hot lamination temperature and time, primary and secondary recrystallization temperatures during cold lamination on developing of the Goss texture in correlation with other texture components. Also in all steel processing stages, the influence of the chemical composition on the occurrence of Goss texture is examined.

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Gheorghies, C., Doniga, A. Evolution of texture in grain oriented silicon steels. J. Iron Steel Res. Int. 16, 78–83 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1016/S1006-706X(09)60065-0

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