Prime CRGO Steel Coils for Transfomer Appliance

• Customization: Available
• Type: Oriented Silicon Steel
• Standard: GB, AISI, ASTM, DIN
• Model NO.: 27AG110/B23R080/B23R075
• Shape: EI Lamination
• Delivery Date: as Soon as Possible
• appliance: Transformer Manufacturing
• Grade: 27AG110/B23r080/B23r075/B20r070
• Transport Package: Export Standard Packing
• Specification: 0.23*900-1100,0.27*900-1100,0.20*900-1100,0.23*40
• Trademark: PromiSiS
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 72261100

Product Description

 

• High Magnetic Permeability: Grain - oriented silicon steel has a very high magnetic permeability. This means that it can easily conduct magnetic flux. In a transformer, for example, a high magnetic permeability allows for efficient transfer of magnetic energy from the primary winding to the secondary winding. The magnetic field lines can pass through the steel core with relatively little resistance, reducing the amount of energy lost as heat due to magnetic hysteresis.
• Low Core Loss: Core loss is a major concern in magnetic applications such as transformers and electric motors. Grain - oriented silicon steel has a much lower core loss compared to non - oriented silicon steel or other magnetic materials. The carefully aligned grains and the optimized microstructure contribute to this property. Lower core loss means that less energy is dissipated as heat during the operation of electrical devices, improving their energy efficiency.

The primary application of grain - oriented silicon steel is in the manufacturing of transformer cores. Transformers play a crucial role in power transmission and distribution systems. By using grain - oriented silicon steel in the core, the energy loss during the process of voltage transformation can be significantly reduced. This is because the steel can efficiently guide the magnetic flux, reducing the need for a large amount of magnetizing current and thus decreasing the energy dissipated as heat. It is also used in some other magnetic devices such as reactors and magnetic amplifiers, where the control of magnetic flux and the reduction of energy loss are of great importance.