Permeability change with Temperature
Permeability change with Temperature
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Hello, All:
As always, thank you for your help!
I have a new application where we will be operating a magnet assembly in the 450C temperature range. The magnet assembly will be comprised of permanent magnets and some high permeability metal, yet TBD. At lower temperatures we would typically use some commonly available mild steel because of the good value of u and Bsat. However, your resposnes may drive me to an alternate option.
I can esitimate the effective BHmax of the magnet alloy at temperture and we have selected an alloy which is still "straitline" at 450C. I believe that I should also consider the permeability change in the metal poles, but I am having trouble finding documentation of u vs temp. Should I be worried about 1018's permeability changing much at 450C? I suspect so.
Can anyone shed some light onto this or refer me to a source?
I appreciate your help,
Mac
As always, thank you for your help!
I have a new application where we will be operating a magnet assembly in the 450C temperature range. The magnet assembly will be comprised of permanent magnets and some high permeability metal, yet TBD. At lower temperatures we would typically use some commonly available mild steel because of the good value of u and Bsat. However, your resposnes may drive me to an alternate option.
I can esitimate the effective BHmax of the magnet alloy at temperture and we have selected an alloy which is still "straitline" at 450C. I believe that I should also consider the permeability change in the metal poles, but I am having trouble finding documentation of u vs temp. Should I be worried about 1018's permeability changing much at 450C? I suspect so.
Can anyone shed some light onto this or refer me to a source?
I appreciate your help,
Mac





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mac
RE: Permeability change with Temperature
As far as the soft materials I wouldn't worry.
I am not in my office so I can't look in Bozorth for the curves but at 450C I wouldn't 'expect a low carbon steel to change greatly.
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Plymouth Tube
RE: Permeability change with Temperature
thread340-200199: magnetic permeability of 1010 CRS over temp
I am in my office and I do have my copy here. The chart for permeability vs. temperature shows maximum permeability rises to about 7000 at 450°C. It is about 2500 at room temperature.
Hope this helps,
Mike
RE: Permeability change with Temperature
I know that that chart is in there also.
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Plymouth Tube
RE: Permeability change with Temperature
The saturation remains relatively stable all the way up to 600°C.