Process for producing sintered NdFeB permanent magnetic material with high corrosion resistance
A permanent magnet material and production process technology, applied in the direction of magnetic materials, magnetic objects, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of inability to play a pinning role, poor corrosion resistance of NdFeB permanent magnet materials, uneven magnets, etc., to achieve Reduce the probability of transgranular fracture, reduce the probability of formation, and improve the effect of corrosion resistance
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[0046] Embodiment three, the production process of the high corrosion resistance sintered NdFeB permanent magnet material of this embodiment includes the following process steps in turn:
[0047] a. Melting the prepared materials in a melting furnace with a temperature of 1450°C;
[0048] b. The material after smelting is made into strip or ingot with a thickness of 0.5mm;
[0049] c. Then the belt or ingot is crushed by hydrogen to make a powder with a particle size of 3.5um;
[0050] d. Put the powder into the jet mill with an oxygen content of 300ppm for further powder making;
[0051] e. After powder making, the powder is subjected to magnetic field orientation pressing in the mold;
[0052] f. Sintering the magnets pressed into magnetic blocks in a vacuum sintering furnace;
[0053] g. The sintered magnet is tempered once every 2.2 hours in a tempering furnace at a temperature of 900°C;
[0054] h. Then, the magnet after primary tempering is subjected to secondary tem...
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[0057] Embodiment 4, the production process of the high corrosion resistance sintered NdFeB permanent magnet material of this embodiment includes the following process steps in sequence:
[0058] a. Melting the prepared materials in a melting furnace with a temperature of 1450°C;
[0059] b. The material after smelting is made into strip or ingot with a thickness of 0.5mm;
[0060] c. Then the belt or ingot is crushed by hydrogen to make a powder with a particle size of 3.5um;
[0061] d. Put the powder into a jet mill with an oxygen content of 500ppm for further pulverization;
[0062] e. After powder making, the powder is subjected to magnetic field orientation pressing in the mold;
[0063] f. Sintering the magnets pressed into magnetic blocks in a vacuum sintering furnace;
[0064] g. Then temper the sintered magnet in a tempering furnace at a temperature of 900°C for 2.2 hours;
[0065] h. Finally, it is finished by machining and surface treatment.
[0066] The steps...
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