“…Numerous literatures have proposed that control of silicon content, inhibitor element doping, , and optimization of cooling system can improve the average grain size and ordered phase transition process, thereby improving plasticity and processability. , The increase of Si content facilitates grain boundary migration, leading to the formation of large-sized grains, thereby significantly deteriorating the ductility of Si-containing steel. Grain boundary polarizing elements (Cu, Ni, Cr, Sn, Mo) , and dispersed secondary phase formation-transformation (e.g., MnS, CuS, AlN, MnSe, NbC) ,, can also suppress primary recrystallized grain growth and fixation grain boundaries. , Meanwhile, previous literatures have shown that the mechanical properties of 6.5 wt % Si electrical steel could be significantly improved with alloying technology. However, the strengthening mechanism of alloying elements on the magnetic properties of Fe-6.5 wt % Si electrical steel is not thorough enough.…”