Electrical steels and method for producing same
AssigneeExxon Research & Engineering Co.
InventorsRichard C. Krutenat, Robert S. Barnard, John P. Dismukes, Bernard H. Kear, Horst Witzke
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AssigneeExxon Research & Engineering Co.
InventorsRichard C. Krutenat, Robert S. Barnard, John P. Dismukes, Bernard H. Kear, Horst Witzke
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The present invention relates to a novel process for producing silicon and/or aluminum containing iron alloy product as well as the material produced from same in either sheet or bulk structure form for electromagnetic circuit application. The process entails modifying an iron feedstock containing less than about 2.5 wt % silicon, aluminum or a combination thereof. The process further consists of diffusion of silicon or silicon and aluminum or aluminum into an iron feedstock by a pack diffusion or a chemical vapor deposition method in which the iron feedstock is heated to a temperature at which diffusion occurs in the presence of a pack containing silicon and/or aluminum sources, a reducing agent, a catalyst, and a filler, or in the presence of a flowing gas stream containing a volatile silicon compound. The resulting iron alloy product, which has a silicon content in the range of 0.25%--7% silicon, and an aluminum content in the range of about 0%--4% aluminum, has favorable properties for motor and transformer applications.
A pack diffusion method for making iron alloy products in the form of thin gauge sheets having diffused silicon or silicon and aluminum comprising:
A method for manufacturing iron based electrical products having diffused silicon or silicon and aluminum substantially in final form by a process comprising:
A method for manufacturing iron based electrical products having diffused silicon or silicon and aluminum substantially in final form by a process comprising:
A method for manufacturing iron based electrical products having diffused silicon or silicon and aluminum substantially in final form by a process comprising:
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