Dynamic realignment of domain structure and the associated magnetic losses in conducting, soft-magnetic, single-crystal plates in rotating magnetic fields

Tiunov, V. F.; Filippov, B. N.

doi:10.1063/1.3493335

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“…At the same time, it is a well-known fact that the considerable growth of losses at the increase of the degree of saturation results from the domain structure (DS) dynamics behavior. Papers [13,14] contain the detailed research of this phenomenon. This research proves that the irregularity of DS behavior determine the processes of the reverse magnetization of electric steel (ES) at the high degree of saturation.…”

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Archives of Electrical Engineering

Zagirnyak,

Prus,

Rodkin

et al. 2019

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The ways of the improvement of the method for the determination of steel losses in the electrical devices of basic types are substantiated. The method is refined by taking into account the magnetic system properties at high saturation. The presence of the interrelation between the special features of the domain structure movement and the shape of the hysteresis loop is proved for laminated cores. It enabled the explanation of the causes for the abnormally high values of the losses in the steel and the atypical shapes of the hysteresis loops at its high saturation. The empiric dependence for the determination of steel losses is obtained. It provides for the high convergence of the calculated and experimental data at the actual degree of saturation and can be used in the direct-current operation of the analyzed devices.

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confidence: 99%