Formation of Fe-6.5wt%Si High Silicon Steel by Double Glow Plasma Surface Metallurgy Technology
Zhong Xu, Jun Huang, Hongyan Wu, Rui Chen, Chengyuan Zhang, Zaifeng, Xu, Weixin Zhang, Lei Hu, Bin Zhang

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates a novel, environmentally friendly double glow plasma surface metallurgy method for producing high silicon steel with 6.5% silicon, overcoming previous production challenges and enabling large-scale industrial application.
Contribution
It introduces a simple, pollution-free process for large-scale production of high silicon steel using double glow plasma technology, addressing longstanding industrial challenges.
Findings
Successful preparation of high silicon steel via the new method
Process is simple, environmentally friendly, and scalable
Potential to significantly impact energy and aerospace industries
Abstract
High silicon steel with 6.5% silicon content is the best because of its excellent magnetic properties, such as high saturation magnetization, high resistivity, low iron loss and near zero magnetostriction. High silicon steel can greatly save energy, and reduce the weight and size of electrical appliances. This has a very important application prospect for energy and aerospace industry. The high brittleness of high silicon steel makes its production and processing very difficult. For more than 30 years, many steel companies and research institutions around the world have adopted various technical means to study the industrialization of high silicon steel, but they have not been successful . JFE-NKK steel company in Japan has realized the small batch production of high silicon steel by using SiCl4-CVD technology. However, due to the complex process, corrosion and pollution, high cost, its…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels · Metal Alloys Wear and Properties · Magnetic Properties and Applications
