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| A Study on the Magnetic Properties and Solid-HDDR Characteristics of Nd-Fe-B-type Alloys |
| Journal of Magnetics, Volume 4, Number 2, 30 Jun 1999, Pages 46-51 |
| S. W. Shon(Department of Materials Science and Engineering, The Pukyong National University), H. W. Kwon(Department of Materials Science and Engineering, The Pukyong National University) |
| Abstract |
| A solid-HDDR characteristics of the Nd-Fe-B-type alloys magnetic properties of the solid-HDDR treated materials have been investigated using three types of alloys; Nd15Fe77B8 (alloy A), Nd16Fe75.9B8Zr0.1 (alloy B), and Nd12.6Fe68.7Co11.6B8Ga1.0Zr0.1 (alloy C). It has been found that the four-components alloy B and six-components alloy C have showed higher hydrogenation temperatures than the ternary alloy A. The alloys A and B appeared to absorb more hydrogen gas more rapidly as well compared to the alloy C. The disproportionation temperature of hydrogenated materials was exhibited no significant difference among the alloys. The thermal stability of the hydrided materials of the three types of alloys was found to become more stable in order of number of components. The disproportionation and the recombination kinetics were significantly sluggish in the solid-HDDR manner with respect to the conventional manner. Some degree of anisotropic nature was found to exist in the ingot and this anisotropic nature was retained even after the solid-HDDR treatment. It was suggested the solid-HDDR treatment may possibly be used for a preparation of an isotropic or anisotropic Nd-Fe-B-type cast magnets. |
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