There are several types of electrical steel, including grain-oriented electrical steel (GOES), non-grain-oriented electrical steel (NGOES), and silicon steel.
There are primarily two types of electrical steel: grain-oriented electrical steel (GOES) and non-grain-oriented electrical steel (NGOES). GOES is specifically designed to have superior magnetic properties in a specific direction, making it ideal for power transformers and other high-efficiency electrical devices. On the other hand, NGOES does not have a preferred magnetic direction and is commonly used in motors, generators, and other general-purpose electrical equipment.
There are several different types of electrical steel, including grain-oriented electrical steel (GOES), non-grain-oriented electrical steel (NGOES), silicon steel, and amorphous steel.
