Compound for rare earth element based bonded magnet and bonded magnet using the same
A technology of bonded magnets and mixtures, which is applied in the directions of magnetic objects, magnetic materials, nano-magnetism, etc., and can solve the problems of not being able to obtain bonded magnets for hard disk drives.
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[0258] (Examples 1-3, Comparative Example 1)
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[0260] Put 5 kg of raw materials in accordance with the alloy composition of Nd: 8.9 atomic%, B: 12.6 atomic%, Ti: 3.0 atomic%, C: 1.4 atomic%, Nb: 1.0 atomic%, and the rest is Fe into the crucible, and then keep it under 50kPa The molten alloy was obtained by high-frequency induction heating in an argon atmosphere.
[0261] Quench alloys are produced from molten alloys produced using strip casting. Specifically, the crucible was tilted and fed through a chute directly onto a pure copper cooling roll (250 mm in diameter) rotating at a roll surface peripheral speed of 14 m / s to quench the molten alloy. When the melt is supplied to the roller, the melt is divided into two streams on the chute. At this time, the supply speed of the melt and the inclination angle of the crucible are adjusted so that each melt reaches 1.3kg / min.
[0262] The thickness of 100 cast pieces of the obtained quenched alloy was measured with a mi...
Embodiment 4、 comparative example 2 and 3
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[0286] Only use the titanium nanocomposite magnetic powder (true density 7.5g / cm2) used in the above-mentioned embodiments 1-3 3 , particle size distribution with reference to table 7) the mixture of manufacture embodiment 4, use commercially available MQP-B powder (manufactured by MQI company, true density 7.6g / cm3 respectively) 3 ) and commercially available MQP-O powder (manufactured by MQI company, real density 7.5g / cm 3 ) The mixtures of Comparative Example 2 and Comparative Example 3 were produced.
[0287] Specifically, each magnetic powder was mixed with epoxy resin (true density 1.2g / cm 3 , diluted with methyl ethyl ketone) were mixed, and then kneaded while volatilizing the methyl ethyl ketone in an argon atmosphere to obtain the mixture for rare earth bonded magnets of Example 4 and Comparative Examples 2 and 3. From the true density of each mixture (6.9g / cm 3 ) to obtain the volume fraction of the rare earth alloy powder in the mixture, it was 90% in ...
Embodiment 5
[0293] (embodiment 5, comparative example 4)
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[0295] Put 5 kg of raw materials in accordance with the alloy composition of Nd: 8.5 atomic %, B: 11.0 atomic %, Ti: 2.5 atomic %, C: 1.0 atomic %, Co: 2.0 atomic %, and the rest is Fe into the crucible, and then keep it under 50kPa In the argon atmosphere, the molten alloy was obtained by high-frequency induction heating.
[0296] Quench alloys are produced from molten alloys produced using strip casting. Specifically, the crucible was tilted and fed through a chute directly onto a pure copper cooling roll (250 mm in diameter) rotating at a roll surface peripheral speed of 15 m / s to quench the molten alloy. When the melt is supplied to the roller, the melt is divided into two streams on the chute. At this time, the supply speed of the melt and the inclination angle of the crucible are adjusted so that each melt reaches 1.3kg / min.
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