Electrical steels for rotating machines
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Electrical steels for rotating machines
(IEE power and energy series, 37)
Institution of Electrical Engineers, c2002
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Electrical steels are used to form the ferromagnetic cores of motors, generators and transformers. This book provides an insight for the electrical design engineer into what properties may be expected from electrical steels and how these properties may best be exploited in machine design.
Drawing on his extensive industrial experience, Philip Beckley presents the principles controlling the action of electrical steels, including various loss components and the influence of cutting damage. Coverage includes: general properties of electrical steels and their historical development and use; manufacturing methods; coatings and insulation; effects of punching and core building; high frequency applications; finite element design methods; testing and measurement; cost and quality issues; thickness measurement; and standards. Electrical Steels for Rotating Machines includes many useful data tables, as well as over 40 graphs of properties and performance, resulting in a very useful and practical book.
By providing details of the interplay between magnetic properties, manufacturing methods, physical properties and costs, this book will be of particular interest to electrical engineers and material producers.
目次
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The functions of electrical steel
Chapter 3: History of the development of electrical steels
Chapter 4: Manufacturing methods
Chapter 5: Coatings and insulation
Chapter 6: Range of materials
Chapter 7: The effects of punching and core building
Chapter 8: High-frequency applications
Chapter 9: Finite element design methods - availability of suitable data
Chapter 10: Testing and measurement
Chapter 11: Cost and quality issues
Chapter 12: Competing materials
Chapter 13: Thickness assessment
Chapter 14: Digest of standards
Chapter 15: Data and curves
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