Magnetic material and method for producing same
A technology of magnetic materials and soft magnetic materials, which is applied in the manufacturing of magnetic materials, magnetic objects, inductors/transformers/magnets, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing process costs
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[0046] Refer below figure 1 A conventional HDDR method is described.
[0047] as from figure 1 It can be seen that the HDDR method 10 includes reaction steps: hydrogenation 1 , disproportionation 2 , desorption 3 and recombination 4 . In hydrogenation step 1, at a temperature raised to 840° C., for example to Nd with a primary particle size of, for example, about 50 to 100 μm 2 Fe 14 Block B transports hydrogen. Here, the hydrogen partial pressure is increased to 30 kPa in this system, where the disproportionation of the raw materials and thus the NdH 2 , Fe and Fe 2 Formation of B. The hydrogen partial pressure is maintained until an equilibrium occurs where multiple phases exist, that is, except for NdH 2 NdH 2+x , such as NdH 3 (over stoichiometric intermediates). The composition of the reaction mixture is determined by means of customary methods (eg X-ray diffraction measurements). In the following desorption and recombination steps 3 and 4, the temperature wa...
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