Hysteresis curves for various steels 2

[jt83]

Where can I obtain magnetic properties hysteresis (B-H?) curves for AISI 1008, 1015 and 1018? This is totally out of my normal realm of work.

 

[Clyde38]

You can try the manufacturer. It's been awhile, but thy used to do this.
You can also purchase:
Lamination Steels Third Edition CD-ROM
A Compendium of Lamination Steel Alloys
Commonly Used in Electric Motors

Check

http://www.smma.org/EMERFWebHomePage.htm

You'll want to make sure that they include the materials you are interested in, because it is not inexpensive.

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[jt83]

I appreciate the quick reply and it is a good resource however their reference lists only steels manufactured for electrical/magnetic end use. I have tried AISI's web site(American Iron & Steel Institute) but no luck.

Would appreciate any other suggestions.

 

[israelkk]

ASM Metals Handbook 8th edition Vol 1 page 792, Yr. 1961 has very detailed B-H curves for low carbon steels and various magnetic materials.