Scalar permeability microstructure model considering crystallographic texture and grain size for magnetic evaluation of anisotropy in steel

This paper presents a finite element microstructure model specifically designed to predict scalar anisotropic magnetic permeability. The model integrates crystallographic texture and grain size considerations within specific microstructures, offering a significant advancement in the analysis of scalar permeability and magnetic anisotropy. The model’s precision and robustness have been validated with two types of steel: commercial-grade grain-oriented electrical steel and industrially recrystallised Interstitial-Free steel. Validation was accomplished through comparative magnetic measurements using a modified rotational single sheet tester under varying magnetic field strengths. Additionally, the model employs a generalised power law approach to account for grain size effects, adapting different power laws as necessary. This aspect of the model has been corroborated with experimental data from the literature.

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Acta Materialia
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2025-03-07
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.actamat.2025.120863
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Magnetic Properties and Applications
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Scalar permeability microstructure model considering crystallographic texture and grain size for magnetic evaluation of anisotropy in steel

Shuaichao Yue, Mohsen Aghadavoudi Jolfaei, Jun Liu, Yongjian Li et al.
Acta Materialia
Magnetic Properties and Applications
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Scalar permeability microstructure model considering crystallographic texture and grain size for magnetic evaluation of anisotropy in steel

Shuaichao Yue, Mohsen Aghadavoudi Jolfaei, Jun Liu, Yongjian Li, Jialong Shen, Claire Davis
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This paper presents a finite element microstructure model specifically designed to predict scalar anisotropic magnetic permeability. The model integrates crystallographic texture and grain size considerations within specific microstructures, offering a significant advancement in the analysis of scalar permeability and magnetic anisotropy. The model’s precision and robustness have been validated with two types of steel: commercial-grade grain-oriented electrical steel and industrially recrystallised Interstitial-Free steel. Validation was accomplished through comparative magnetic measurements using a modified rotational single sheet tester under varying magnetic field strengths. Additionally, the model employs a generalised power law approach to account for grain size effects, adapting different power laws as necessary. This aspect of the model has been corroborated with experimental data from the literature.

Acta MaterialiaVol. 289
Hebei University of Technology (CN), Guilin University of Technology (CN), University of Warwick (GB), Cardiff University (GB)
Cardiff University, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 98%
Magnetic Properties and Applications
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Scalar permeability microstructure model considering crystallographic texture and grain size for magnetic evaluation of anisotropy in steel — Shuaichao Yue, Mohsen Aghadavoudi Jolfaei, et al. · Acta Materialia (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS