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叠片知识（Lamination knowledge） Why should the iron core of the transformer be laminated with thin silicon steel sheets coated with insulating paint? Reward points: 5 time: 2007-9-24 09:03 | | questionger: Li Zimu, I also want to know if there is a greater gap in the core loop, will have any impact on the transformer? This is to avoid the vortex. You should have heard of induction heating! It is the use of metal to produce eddy currents in alternating magnetic fields to heat itself, usually in metal heat treatment. The principle is that when a thicker metal is in an alternating magnetic field, it will produce an electric current due to electromagnetic induction. The thicker the metal current, current flow path will form a spiral in the metal, so due to the flow of the current heat is absorbed the metal itself, will cause metal quickly warming up. This is very unfavorable for transformers. Therefore, the thin silicon steel sheet coated with insulating paint is laminated so that each piece of silicon steel can form an independent conductor to avoid the problem. More detailed explanation, please refer to the relevant books, remember correctly, it should be high school physics knowledge. Motor (motor) lamination stator and rotor quality inspection plan Keywords: stator core, rotor core, iron loss, magnetic induction intensity, magnetic field strength] The motor (motor) laminated stator and rotor quality detection can be used MATS-2010M steel measuring device, through a multi strand additional testing line, direct measurement of the motor (motor) of stator and rotor in magnetic induction B (Magnetic Induction B) or the H (Magnetic Field Strength magnetic field intensity H (Losses) loss under P P). In this scheme, the Epstein square loop (Epstein Square) of the 25cm is retained as the standard of test data to determine whether the unknown stator or rotor core meets the requirements. According to the IEC standard, the magnetic induction intensity and magnetic field intensity ar