The Study on Exchange-Coupled between Nd2Fe14B Hard Magnetic Phase and α-Fe Soft Magnetic Phase

Xue Feng Zhang; Qian Zhang; Yan Li Liu; Da Peng Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.548.73

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The Study on Exchange-Coupled between Nd₂Fe₁₄B Hard Magnetic Phase and α-Fe Soft Magnetic Phase

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The uniform of the heat treatment process and NdFeB alloy powder metallurgy technology on the α-Fe soft phase effects. Experimental results show that the uniform of the heat treatment process can significantly reduce the α-Fe soft phase of the content, and the thinning, also found that the remaining α-Fe soft phase sintering and after annealing and hard to deal with after the occurrence of magnetic exchange coupling And its magnetic properties can have a greater impact, so this experiment for the Development of the fourth generation of rare earth permanent magnets laid the foundation.

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Xue Feng Zhang, Qian Zhang, Yan Li Liu, Da Peng Wang

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Exchange Coupling, Magnetic Property, Uniform of Heat Treatment

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