Abstract
A secondary recrystallization Lab study focusing on the secondary recrystallization temperature and magnetic properties was carried out on cold rolling industrial samples of 3%Si grain-oriented electrical steel produced by low slab reheating temperature technology. The results showed a secondary recrystallization temperature, determined by the observed grain size change, of 1080°C with annealing interruption and of 1060°C in annealing for 50h at constant temperature. In addition, the best set of magnetic properties, the higher induction and the lower core loss values, was achieved by annealing the samples during 50h at 1070°C constant temperature.
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