As the world transitions towards renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and hydropower, the need for efficient and reliable power generation and distribution systems has never been greater. At the heart of these systems are transformers and other electrical equipment that play a crucial role in converting and transmitting power.
In the world of electrical steel, two primary types dominate the industry: Oriented Silicon Steel (often referred to as Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel or GOES) and Non-Oriented Silicon Steel (NOES). These materials play crucial roles in various applications, particularly in transformer manufacturing and electric motors. Understanding the differences between these two
Introduction Grain-Oriented Silicon Steel (GOES) is a specialized type of electrical steel that has become essential in transformer manufacturing due to its unique grain structure and superior magnetic properties. This article will delve into the critical properties of oriented silicon steel, its various applications in transformers, and real-world examples of
The oriented silicon steel industry, integral to the manufacturing of transformers and other electrical devices, has seen significant developments in recent years. In this article, we will explore the current state of the industry in 2023, backed by authoritative data, and provide insights into future trends expected in 2024 and
Silicon steel is also known as electrical steel, laminated steel or transformer steel. It is a ferritic iron alloy of silicon and iron that is used in the manufacture of transformers and electric motors. These steels have a silicon content of 0.5 wt% to 4.5 wt% and a carbon content of
Non-grain oriented electrical steel is also known as silicon steel, laminate, core and electrical steel. This special steel has certain magnetic properties, such as high permeability or low hysteresis loss. The core steel is magnetized and then demagnetized. This causes it to heat up and absorb energy, which results in power
The production line of TISCO’s high magnetic induction oriented silicon steel project has recently achieved full run-through, marking that TISCO has become the third Chinese manufacturer with high magnetic induction oriented silicon steel mass production capacity. High magnetic induction oriented silicon steel is the core material for the manufacture of
High-grade non-oriented silicon steel is a basic functional material for national economic construction. It is an indispensable soft magnetic alloy in the fields of electric power, energy and military industry. It is mainly used in manufacturing cores and electrical components of generators, large and medium-sized motors, new energy vehicle drive
Electrical steel, usually referring to cold rolled electrical steel. It can be divided into two major categories, including grain oriented electrical steel and non-oriented electrical steel. Grain oriented electrical steel(GO), with its easy magnetization direction parallel to the rolling direction, has excellent magnetic properties in the rolling direction, including low
Oriented silicon steel(Oriented Electrical Steel) is mainly used to make transformer cores and stator cores of large generators, and is one of the most important functional materials for the development of the power industry. The microstructure of oriented silicon steel is mainly characterized by grains that are highly inclined to
