Transformation enabled nitride magnets absent rare earths and a process of making the same
A technology of nitride and austenite, which is applied in the field of producing the powder, can solve the problem of not realizing the complete transformation of the powder
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[0015] The present invention relates to a method and composition in which rare earth elements are eliminated from permanent magnet materials. Specifically, a large amount of powder is transformed into α”-Fe16N 2 , an ordered martensite. This is achieved by a novel method that enables: the dissolution of more nitrogen in austenitic iron-based alloys than is possible in elemental Fe, the nitrogen-enriched austenitic body into martensite (α'), and finally by tempering martensite into ordered α"-Fe16N2. In austenitic iron-based alloys, dissolution can have a metal:nitrogen ratio of 16:2 .
[0016] Microalloying is used to enlarge the single-phase austenite (γ-Fe) region in the Fe-N phase diagram. This makes the nitrogen concentration necessary to produce intermediate martensite with an optimal stoichiometric composition. Subsequent low-temperature aging heat treatment will complete the transformation to α"-Fe16N2.
[0017] The method of making an ordered martensitic iron nitr...
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