Method for recycling superfine powder of sintered NdFeB material
A neodymium-iron-boron and ultra-fine powder technology, applied in magnetic materials, magnetic objects, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of increased powder risk, small particle size of ultra-fine powder, high oxidation sensitivity, etc., and achieve energy saving , The effect of reducing volatilization and burning loss, and reducing costs
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[0029] In step 2, the new raw materials for preparing NdFeB materials added with the superfine powder are placed in a vacuum smelting furnace, and the metal is melted by medium frequency induction heating, wherein the refining temperature is 1450-1460 °C, and the casting temperature is 1450-1460 °C, Then, a flake NdFeB alloy is made, and then the NdFeB alloy is made into powder for preparing a NdFeB material.
[0030] In one embodiment of the present invention, preferably, in the method for reusing the ultrafine powder of sintered NdFeB material, in the second step, the sheet-shaped NdFeB alloy is used to prepare NdFeB. The powder of the material, including the following steps:
[0031] First, the flake NdFeB alloy is put into a hydrogen blast furnace, and hydrogen is introduced to carry out a hydrogen absorption reaction and burst into loose powder of 30-300 μm;
[0032] Then carry out the dehydrogenation reaction to obtain the intermediate powder whose surface is uniformly ...
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[0044] According to the example in Table 1, according to the ratio of adding ultrafine powder 15%, only 510kg of raw materials need to be provided for smelting 600kg, and 510kg of raw materials prepared according to the original formula [among which the iron rods should be derusted, and the rare earth materials should be free of oil, moisture and Rust] and 90kg of sample ultrafine powder are added to the vacuum melting furnace, the medium frequency induction heating melts the metal, the refining temperature is 1450-1455 ° C, the casting temperature is 1450-1455 ° C, and then poured into the rotating water-cooled cooling roll through the tundish, the speed is 38-42rpm Finally, a flaky fast-quenched NdFeB alloy with a columnar crystal structure is obtained, the ratio of the flaked columnar crystal is more than 95%, and the thickness is 0.15-0.45mm, and the qualified flake NdFeB alloy is put into a hydrogen blast furnace, When hydrogen is introduced, the hydrogen will react strong...
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[0055] According to the example in Table 4, according to the ratio of adding superfine powder 10%, only 540kg of raw materials need to be provided for smelting 600kg, and 540kg of raw materials prepared according to the original formula [among which the iron rods need to be derusted, and the rare earth materials should be free of oil, moisture and no Rust] and 60kg of superfine powder are added to the vacuum melting furnace, and the metal is melted by medium frequency induction heating. The refining temperature is 1455-1458 ° C, the pouring temperature is 1455-1458 ° C, and then poured into the rotating water-cooled cooling roll through the tundish, and the speed is 38-42rpm. Finally, a rapidly quenched NdFeB alloy with a columnar crystal structure is obtained in the form of flakes. The proportion of flakes and columnar crystals is more than 95%, and the thickness is 0.15-0.45mm. Strong hydrogen absorption reaction with Nd-rich phase and main phase to generate Nd with large lat...
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