A rare-earth giant magnetostrictive material with a large amount of expansion and contraction and its preparation method
A technology of giant magnetostriction and stretching amount, which is applied in the direction of material selection, device material selection, and polycrystalline material growth for magnetostrictive devices, which can solve the difficult preparation of polycrystalline giant magnetostrictive materials and the control of production equipment. High requirements, complex and difficult production processes, etc., to achieve good industrial application prospects, the preparation process and production equipment are simple and easy to operate, and are beneficial to the application.
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[0040] After ultrasonically cleaning high-purity Tb, Dy, and Fe for 30 minutes, according to the chemical formula Tb 0.27 Dy 0.73 Fe 1.95 (Atomic ratio) is the target allocation of raw materials; first calculate the burning loss rate a=(1.95 / 1.92)×3%=3.05% of Tb according to the atomic ratio of Fe element, and the burning loss rate b=1.8×3.05%=5.49% of Dy . According to the calculated burning loss rate, weigh 7.9768g elemental terbium, 22.3785g elemental dysprosium and 19.6447g elemental iron, with a total weight of 50g. Put the raw materials into the copper crucible of the vacuum arc melting furnace, and vacuum the furnace to 5.5×10 -3 Pa, then filled with argon to 0.6MPa. When the formal smelting starts, the pure titanium in the furnace is sucked 4 times to remove the residual oxygen in the furnace. Subsequently, the Tb-Dy-Fe master alloy was melted, and each melting lasted for 30 s, and each ingot was smelted 5 times. After the smelting is complete, the sample is take...
Embodiment 2
[0043] The raw material formula and preparation method of Example 2 are basically the same as those of Example 1, except that the burning loss rate a of Tb element is 4.0%, and the burning loss rate b of Dy element is a×1.8=7.2%. The sample that embodiment 2 is cut is detected, and the magnetostriction curve under room temperature 14MPa is as follows image 3 As shown, the maximum magnetostriction coefficient reaches 1830ppm under the prestress. The X-ray diffraction pattern of the sample is as Figure 4 As shown, it shows that the sample has a good orientation, and the proportion of grains in the orientation is very high.
Embodiment 3
[0045] The raw material formula and preparation method of Example 3 are basically the same as those of Example 1, except that the burning loss rate a of Tb element is 2.8%, and the burning loss rate b of Dy element is a×1.8=5.04%. The samples cut out according to Example 3 were tested, and the maximum magnetostriction coefficient reached 1764ppm under the prestress of 14MPa. The sample had a mixed orientation of +, and the grains of the orientation accounted for the largest proportion.
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