A preparation method for improving the magnetic properties of high-abundance rare earth permanent magnet materials
A rare-earth permanent magnet and rare-earth permanent magnet technology, applied in the manufacture of inductors/transformers/magnets, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve problems such as the decrease of saturation magnetization of raw material costs, achieve a significant increase in coercivity, reduce production costs, Improve the effect of demagnetization coupling
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[0020] Embodiment one: N38 magnet (Ce accounts for 20% weight fraction of rare earth content) grain boundary infiltration (Pr75Dy25) 80 (Al20Cu80) 20 (weight fraction)
[0021] Select N38 commercial magnet (Ce accounts for 20% weight fraction of rare earth content), processed into a size of sample. Prepare a thin strip with a thickness of (Pr75Dy25)80(Al20Cu80)20 through the quick-setting process, directly cover the upper and lower surfaces of the N38 magnet and place it in the material boat, place the material boat in the furnace, and evacuate to (3-5)× 10 -3 Pa, start rapid heating to 860°C, hold for 5h, and then undergo vacuum annealing heat treatment at 470°C / 2h. The coercive force of the magnet increases from less than 11.0kOe before the infiltration of the grain boundary to nearly 17.0kOe after the infiltration, while the remanence hardly decreases. The observation of the structure shows that the distribution of the grain boundary phase is more uniform and basically...
Embodiment 2
[0022] Embodiment two: N35 magnet (Ce accounts for 30% weight fraction of rare earth content) grain boundary infiltration (Nd75Dy25) 70 (Al5Cu95) 30 (weight fraction)
[0023] Select N35 commercial magnet (Ce accounts for 30% weight fraction of rare earth content), processed into a size of sample. Prepare a thin strip with a thickness of (Nd75Dy25)70(Al5Cu95)30 through the quick-setting process, directly cover the upper and lower surfaces of the N35 magnet and place it in the material boat, place the material boat in the furnace, and evacuate to (3-5)× 10 -3 Pa, start rapid heating to 860°C, hold for 5h, and then undergo vacuum annealing heat treatment at 470°C / 2h. The coercive force of the magnet increases from less than 12.0kOe before the infiltration of the grain boundary to nearly 18kOe after the infiltration, while the remanence hardly decreases. The observation of the structure shows that the distribution of the grain boundary phase is more uniform, basically distri...
Embodiment 3
[0024] Embodiment three: N28 magnet (Ce accounts for 50% weight fraction of rare earth content) grain boundary diffusion (Nd50Pr25Dy25)75 (Al10Cu90)25 (weight fraction)
[0025] Select N28 commercial magnet (Ce accounts for 50% weight fraction of rare earth content), processed into a size of sample. Prepare a thin strip with a thickness of (Nd50Pr25Dy25)75(Al10Cu90)25 through the quick-setting process, directly cover the upper and lower surfaces of the N28 magnet and place it in the material boat, place the material boat in the furnace, and evacuate to (3-5)× 10 -3Pa, start rapid heating to 850°C, hold for 4h, and then undergo vacuum annealing heat treatment at 450°C / 2h. The coercive force of the magnet increases from less than 9kOe before the infiltration of the grain boundary to nearly 15kOe after the infiltration, while the remanence hardly decreases. The observation of the structure shows that the distribution of the grain boundary phase is more uniform, basically dis...
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