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B-H curves
thanks sreid, I found the informations I was looking for in your link- kusti
- Post #8
- Forum: Magnetic engineering
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B-H curves
hello sreid. I simulated with 1008 steel and reached good results, isn't there a material with higher saturation? I heard there are steels with saturations around 2.3T... I have magnetic field up to 2.1 tesla (= saturation). I can't reduce the field because I can't add material (=> weight / size)- kusti
- Post #6
- Forum: Magnetic engineering
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B-H curves
Thanks for your hints. skogsgurra: very good page, but I didn't found some specific BH curves. EdStainless: Probably exacly what I was looking for. I think it would be ASM Handbook Volume 01: Properties and Selection: Irons, Steels, and High-Performance Alloys. Unfurtunaty there are probably...- kusti
- Post #4
- Forum: Magnetic engineering
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B-H curves
hello everybody google let me find your forum. I'm looking for B-H curves of different materials (standard materials for elecromecanical maschins). Is there a online database anywhere? or a good book? thanks for your answers kusti- kusti
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- Forum: Magnetic engineering
