Looking for BH curve for A-36 steel
Looking for BH curve for A-36 steel
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Hi folks,
I'm looking a BH curve for A-36 steel (hot rolled). We're making a 'test transformer' out of it with one edge replaceable with other materials. Just for some 'order of magnitude' testing of tungsten/carbides. I'd just like some other data to compare our little test rig to.
For that matter, if anyone has BH data for tungsten/carbide (10%cobalt), that would be nice to see too!
Thanks,
Chris
I'm looking a BH curve for A-36 steel (hot rolled). We're making a 'test transformer' out of it with one edge replaceable with other materials. Just for some 'order of magnitude' testing of tungsten/carbides. I'd just like some other data to compare our little test rig to.
For that matter, if anyone has BH data for tungsten/carbide (10%cobalt), that would be nice to see too!
Thanks,
Chris
RE: Looking for BH curve for A-36 steel
However, if you just need an order of magnitude estimation, you'll be safe enough using 1010-1018 cold rolled steel.
Regarding your request for BH data on tungsten/carbide, I can't help you there. I've never run across that one. Hopefully someone else in this forum can help.
RE: Looking for BH curve for A-36 steel
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RE: Looking for BH curve for A-36 steel
The carbide is slightly ferromagnetic. I understand that without the Co it would be non-magnetic.
RE: Looking for BH curve for A-36 steel
Mike
RE: Looking for BH curve for A-36 steel
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It may be suitable for your needs.
RE: Looking for BH curve for A-36 steel
That's very interesting data, thanks for the link.
Do you know why the the remanence for material 24-06 is listed as 12,130 Gauss, when it is clear that the BH curve crosses below 10,000?