R-T-B alloy, method for producing the same, fine powder for R-T-B rare earth permanent magnet, and r-t-b rare earth permanent magnet
A rare earth permanent magnet, R-T-B technology, applied in the direction of magnetic objects, magnetic materials, inorganic materials, etc., to achieve the effect of high coercivity and excellent magnetic properties
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[0141] Weigh and prepare the raw material metal with an alloy composition of 23% Nd, 9% Dy, 0.98% B, 1% Co and 0.2% Ga and the balance Fe by mass ratio, and then put it in an alumina crucible by using a high-frequency melting furnace in an argon atmosphere at 1 atm to produce a molten alloy. This molten alloy is then supplied to Figure 11 in the casting facility in the manufacturing setup shown in and cast by the SC method. The rotation speed of the cooling roll in casting was 1.3 m / s, the average supply rate of the molten alloy supplied to the cooling roll was 30 g / s per 1 cm width, and the average temperature of the cast alloy ingot when leaving the cooling roll was 850°C.
[0142] The cooling rate of this alloy is 700°C / sec from the solidification point of the main phase to 1000°C, 200°C / sec from 1000°C to 850°C, and 50°C / sec from 850°C to 780°C. Thereafter, use Figure 11 In the manufacturing apparatus shown in , the alloy is held at a temperature of about 780° C. for ...
Embodiment 2
[0144] Molten alloys were produced using the same raw material metals and the same apparatus as in Example 1. The resulting molten alloy was then cast using the same casting equipment as in Example 1. The rotation speed of the cooling roll in casting was 0.87 m / s, the average supply rate of molten alloy supplied to the cooling roll was 30 g / s per 1 cm width, and the average temperature of the cast alloy ingot when leaving the cooling roll was 880°C.
[0145] The cooling rate of this alloy is 700°C / sec from the solidification point of the main phase to 1000°C, 200°C / sec from 1000°C to 850°C, and 10°C / sec from 850°C to 780°C. Thereafter, use Figure 11 The manufacturing apparatus shown in , without using an open-close stage, cooled the alloy to 600° C. or less at a cooling rate of 0.1° C. / sec to manufacture R-T-B type alloy flakes of Example 2. The average thickness of the alloy at this time was 0.45 mm.
[0146] Use electron probe microanalyzer (WDS-EPMA) and field emission-...
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