The Origins of the Goss Orientation in Non‐Oriented Electrical Steel and the Evolution of the Goss Texture during Thermomechanical Processing
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Abstract
During the manufacturing of non‐oriented electrical steel laminations for electric motor or generator applications, the Goss ({110}<001>) texture frequently appear s in several stages of the processing. To understand the origin and the evolution of this texture, a non‐oriented electrical steel (2.8 wt% Si) i s processed through hot rolling, hot band annealing, cold rolling and final annealing, and the origins of the Goss orientation and the evolution of the Goss texture in these processes a re investigated by electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) techniques. It i s seen that hot rolling result s in a high volume fraction ( ≈ 30%) of the Goss grains near the surfaces of the rolled plate, but the subsequent hot band annealing significantly reduce s it to less than 10%. After cold rolling, the Goss volume fraction further decrease s to only about 1%. Three locations of the Goss grains a re observed in the cold‐rolled matrix, that is, those within the shear bands of two symmetrically equivalent {111}<112> grains, those embedded in the microbands of one of the {111}<112> grains, and those at the grain boundaries between the {111}<112> and {113}<361> grains. The formation mechanisms of these three types of Goss grains a re explained using a transition band model and a rigid inclusion model.
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