26–29 Jun 2017
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Inline measurement of electromagnetic parameters for characterization of material properties of steel strip with a focus on magnetic values

27 Jun 2017, 09:30
20m
Room 2.91

Room 2.91

Oral Presentation Steel Materials: Rolled Properties and Characterizations Rolled Properties and Characterizations

Speaker

Mr Alois Koppler (Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH)

Description

Inline measurement of mechanical and magnetic properties of steel strip with contactless, non-destructive techniques offers considerable potential for further technological optimization and new applications. This is achieved by the PropertyMon system from Primetals Technologies employing state-of-the-art methods for indirect measurements using electromagnetic signals. By measuring the hysteresis curve of the steel strip, mechanical and magnetic properties can be calculated applying regression calculations. The required coefficients are obtained via regression analysis of test measurements and corresponding laboratory samples. This method gives reliable results for e.g. tensile strength, yield strength, hardness, magnetic losses and magnetic polarization. Recently, test trials to determine magnetic power losses P and polarization J were carried out at an annealing line of thyssenkrupp Steel Europe in Bochum, Germany, for non-grain oriented (NO) electrical steel. This article presents test results for these magnetic parameters which are of importance especially for electrical steel strip production processes. Continuous calculations of P and J can be achieved with a high degree of accuracy for online process monitoring and quality control. Remarkably, the PropertyMon system exhibits some unique features such as the simultaneous detection of mechanical and magnetic properties, directional measurements for anisotropic properties, and space-resolved measuring via traversing of compact sensors over the strip width. Therefore, this approach complements or outperforms standardized destructive laboratory testing procedures in many ways.

Author

Mr Alois Koppler (Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH)

Co-authors

Mr Christian Wulfert (thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG) Mr Helmut Hlobil (Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH) Mr Karsten Lothar Feiste (Fortec Forschungstechnik GmbH) Mr Thomas Böhm (thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG)

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