Abstract
The power loss of electrical steel sheet given in the data sheets of the steel manufacturers is related to linearly alternating flux conditions, measured with an Epstein frame or a single sheet tester, respectively. In the application of the material in electrical machines, we find large areas with rotational flux conditions, i.e., in the T-joint region of three-phase power transformers or above the stator teeth of three-phase motors and generators. The most general description of the magnetization process in this case is an elliptically rotating flux. The paper outlines the magnetic behavior of steel sheet under these flux conditions, and finally defines a simple method to predict the total power loss under elliptically rotating flux from data measured under linearly alternating and circularly rotating flux conditions only.
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