Abstract
This paper explores the effects and impacts of the metallurgical process of quenching on grain-oriented strips of electrical steel. Experimental findings reveal that quenching resulted in increased hardness and an increased Young’s modulus. An analysis of the material structure post-quenching indicates significant alterations in grain spacing and reduced height differences between grains. However, the magnetic properties of the steel deteriorated following quenching.
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