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# Re: mild steel B/H curves

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- Subject: Re: mild steel B/H curves
- From: lkloesel@mail.qnet.com
- Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2001 18:55:07 -0000
- In-reply-to: <CF2496548553D411BB2400D0B769608D0C12D9@SERVER>
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    Please do a search through the FEMM messages archive (on "B-H" or
    "curves"). I remeber D. Meeker recommending several good sites.

    Good Luck. Let me know if you can't find it.

    --- In femm@y..., Zareh Soghomonian <zareh.soghomonian@w...> wrote:
    > Dear All;
    >
    > I am looking for mild steel B/H curves (dc or ac) typically for
    grades with
    > very low carbon content ( <0.02%) , such as 1006 ad 1005. I would
    need a
    > numerical table in order to upload the data onto a simulation
    software. I
    > would appreciate if someone could help me.
    > Many thanks
    > Regards
    >
    > Dr. Z. Soghomonian Ph.D. BSc.(Hon), MIEEE
    > ------------------------------------------
    > Principal Design Engineer/ Electromagnetics
    > WaveCrest Laboratories LLC
    > 45600, Terminal Drive, # 100
    > Dulles, VA 20166, Virginia, USA
    >
    > Tel: 703-435-7102 (ext 117)
    > Fax: 703-435-7103
    > Email: zareh.soghomonian@w...

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