Effect of Combined Magnetic-Vibration Treatment on Residual Stress and Macroscopic Properties of Silicon Steel
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In this paper, the combined magnetic-vibration treatment purposed to reduce residual stress is evaluated. In combination with the single magnetic and vibration treatment, a comparison is performed after stress reduction in terms of the reduction effect, macroscopic properties, and metal properties of the material. According to the experimental results, different treatment methods can reduce the residual stress. Besides, the longitudinal residual stress was reduced more significantly than the transverse residual stress, and the combined magnetic-vibration treatment performed significantly better in reducing residual stress than either vibration or magnetic alone. After the adjustment of different treatments, the tensile strength showed a slight reduction, but the elongation was improved, with the mechanical properties reaching the optimum level after the combined magnetic-vibration treatment. The conductivity was improved, and the combined magnetic-vibration treatment led to a significant improvement. After the vibration and magnetic treatment were adjusted, the hardness was basically unchanged, despite a significant improvement of hardness after the combined magnetic-vibration treatment. The magnetic performance was improved after the adjustment of different treatment, and the combined magnetic-vibration treatment led to a significant improvement. The metallographic results show that the reduction of precipitated phases and the narrowing of grain boundaries caused by using different control methods may be the main influencing factors in the properties of the material. Moreover, after the combined magnetic-vibration treatment, there were more significant changes in the reduction of precipitated phases and the narrowing of grain boundaries.
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