Basic Stages of Magnet Production by Fluoride Technology

Alexander S. Bujnovskij; Vladimir L. Sofronov; Victor Sachkov; Alexandra V. Anufrieva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1085.209

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Basic Stages of Magnet Production by Fluoride Technology

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This paper presents the results of development of ecological low-waste “dry” fluoride technology of magnetic material production on the basis of rare-earth metals of the Nd-Fe-B-system. The physicochemical fundamentals are stated and the basic stages of the proposed technology are experimentally examined: the fluorination of raw material with elemental fluorine, the production of compact ingot alloys and addition alloys by the calcium-thermal out-of-furnace reduction of fluorides, the production of magnets with the help of the powder metallurgy method using mechanical or hydride grinding, as well as waste processing.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1085)

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209-213

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February 2015

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Alexander S. Bujnovskij*, Vladimir L. Sofronov, Victor Sachkov, Alexandra V. Anufrieva

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Boron, Fluoride Technology, Fluorination, High Energy Permanent Magnets, Iron, Magnet Production, Metal-Thermal Reduction, Neodymium, Rare-Earth Metals

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