Preparation method of sintered rare earth permanent magnets and rotary diffusion and hydrogen decrepition integrated furnace
A rare earth permanent magnet, permanent magnet technology, applied in the direction of magnetic objects, inductance/transformer/magnet manufacturing, magnetic materials, etc., can solve the problems of uneven diffusion, seal damage, easy deformation and adhesion, etc. Coercivity, the effect of saving heavy rare earths
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[0045] A method for preparing sintered rare earth permanent magnets, based on RFe 14 B is the main phase, R TM The alloy is a secondary phase, and its preparation method is as follows:
[0046] Preparation of master alloy and secondary phase alloy:
[0047] Total rare earth RFe 14 Near B, that is, R accounts for 27-30% by weight, B content is 1.1-1.25%, and the rest is Fe. Perform rapid smelting to obtain a master alloy of 0.1 to 0.5 mm. R can be a single element such as Nd, Pr, Dy, Tb, Ce, La, Gd, and Ho, or a combination of several elements, preferably light rare earth. You can also replace part of Fe with Go.
[0048] R is produced by smelting high content of rare earth TM The alloy is a secondary phase, and the rare earth content accounts for 50% to 100%. It can be one or more combinations of Nd, Pr, Dy, Tb, Ho, and Gd. The alloy object may be one or a combination of Fe, Cu, Al, and Ga.
[0049] The secondary phase alloy is made into 0.1-5mm particles or quick-setting flakes, ...
Embodiment 1
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[0074] According to the formula of Nd, Pb, Co, B, Fe, vacuum smelting, the main phase alloy sheet with a thickness of 0.3~0.5mm is spun quickly.
[0075] In order to ensure performance, it is required that there is no oxide layer on the alloy sheet, and the discharge of the quick-setting furnace is required to be in a sealed barrel. When adding the diffusive hydrogen crushing furnace, it must be strictly protected from contact with air.
[0076] For the preparation of secondary phase alloys, Dy metal accounts for 78% of the total, and the rest is Fe (10%), Al (5%), Cu (5%), Ge (2%), smelted under vacuum, and can be quick-setting flakes , It can also be an alloy block, which is machined into small blocks less than 4mm.
[0077] The master alloy and 2.5% of the secondary phase alloy particles are loaded into a sealed barrel under a sealed condition, and then docked with the feeder. Under the combined action of the vibrating feeder and the spiral in the furnace, all the mater...
Embodiment 2
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[0082] Master alloy: smelt the alloy containing Ce up to 25%, Pr+Nd=4.5% and vacuum smelt to obtain a fast-solidified thin strip of 0.3mm.
[0083] The secondary phase alloy, Nd+Pr metal content is 80%, the rest is Cu(5), Al(5), Fe(10). The alloy ingot is melted in vacuum and crushed to 4mm mechanically.
[0084] The master alloy ribbon and 2.5% of the main phase alloy (in the form of lumps) are loaded into the diffusive hydrogen crushing furnace at the same time, then the temperature is raised to 650~850℃, the hydrogen pressure (relative pressure) is maintained at 0.05~0.096MPa, and the diffusion treatment is carried out 5 hours; turn off the hydrogen source, dehydrogenate for 3 hours, cool to room temperature and then release, jet mill to an average particle size of 3 microns, magnetic field molding under 500ppm low oxygen environment, conventional vacuum sintering and tempering treatment to obtain N30 performance.
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