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Research paper thumbnail of Magnetostrictively induced mechanical resonance of electrical steel strips

Extensive research has been carried out over the years to reduce the acoustic noise resulting fro... more Extensive research has been carried out over the years to reduce the acoustic noise resulting from vibration of electromagnetic cores mainly caused by magnetostriction. This project presents the results of a basic experimental study of magnetostriction in strips of magnetic materials commonly used in electromagnetic cores which gives an important new understanding of the phenomenon. The presence of mechanical resonance in the laminations is highlighted here for the first time. A standard magnetising system was built and a new method of measuring magnetostriction was used. A single point laser vibrometer was used to measure magnetostrictive vibration of the samples. The magnetostriction of grain-oriented materials cut at various angles to the rolling direction, non-oriented samples with different silicon content and nickel iron strips was measured over a wide range of magnetising frequencies and at peak flux densities up to 1.O Tesla. Magnetostriction measurement results were used to...

Research paper thumbnail of Magnetostrictively induced mechanical resonance of electrical steel strips

Extensive research has been carried out over the years to reduce the acoustic noise resulting fro... more Extensive research has been carried out over the years to reduce the acoustic noise resulting from vibration of electromagnetic cores mainly caused by magnetostriction. This project presents the results of a basic experimental study of magnetostriction in strips of magnetic materials commonly used in electromagnetic cores which gives an important new understanding of the phenomenon. The presence of mechanical resonance in the laminations is highlighted here for the first time. A standard magnetising system was built and a new method of measuring magnetostriction was used. A single point laser vibrometer was used to measure magnetostrictive vibration of the samples. The magnetostriction of grain-oriented materials cut at various angles to the rolling direction, non-oriented samples with different silicon content and nickel iron strips was measured over a wide range of magnetising frequencies and at peak flux densities up to 1.O Tesla. Magnetostriction measurement results were used to...

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