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This high magnetic induction grain-oriented silicon steel (Hi-B) is engineered for the demanding requirements of ultra-high voltage direct current (HVDC) projects, such as the ±800kV converter transformers in Brazil. With high magnetic flux density ≥1.92T and iron loss lower than 0.85W/kg, it enables ultra-long-distance, large-capacity, low-loss power transmission.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 0.20mm - 0.65mm (range 20-65) |
| Iron Loss (P1.7/50) | <0.85 W/kg |
| Magnetic Flux Density | ≥1.92T |
| Silicon Content | 3.0% - 3.2% |
Grades within 20-65 range, customizable for specific HVDC converter transformer core designs.
Grain-oriented silicon steel with high magnetic induction, containing iron (Fe), silicon (Si) 3.0-3.2%, and elements like Al and Mn, with strict impurity control for Hi-B properties.
Core material for converter transformers in HVDC projects, enabling efficient long-distance power transmission.
Phase II of the ±800kV Ultra-High Voltage Direct Current Project in Belém Mountain, Brazil, uses this material in converter transformers to transport hydropower from north to southeast Brazil, operating in high humidity and thunderstorm-prone environments.
Iron loss is lower than 0.85W/kg, ensuring low operational losses.
Yes, it is designed for high-temperature, high-humidity tropical environments.
Yes, it has been used in a real ±800kV HVDC project.
It is ≥1.92T, enabling high efficiency.
MOQ: 25T
Delivery: EXW/FOB/CIF
Payment: 30/70
Contact: sales-01@hlslind.com

