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How to demagnetize a turbine rotor

2016-11-20View Original

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I have a few questions; I’d like to ask those who know the answer: Does the blade of a turbine rotor become magnetic during its manufacturing process? If the blades or other parts are magnetic, is there a demagnetization step? For demagnetization, is it done after the rotor is manufactured? Is the demagnetization step the final process in manufacturing? How to demagnetize?
Reply #22016-11-21
Why hasn’t anyone replied kindly? :'(
Reply #32016-11-21
I don’t understand the processing of steam turbines; I’ll only talk about it from a magnetic perspective. As far as I know, to make something magnetic, either an electric current is needed or it needs to be magnetized by a permanent magnet. It shouldn’t have anything to do with these two things during the processing stage, right? If there is anything incorrect, please feel free to point it out.
Reply #42016-11-21
Oh, I’d like to know that too; I’m an outsider in this area……
Reply #52016-11-21
During the processing, part of the current flows through the machine tool and to the part being processed; therefore, demagnetization is necessary in all cases

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