The strategy of solid-liquid phase separation diffusion with DyH3 to approach a trade-off between properties and cost for sintered Nd-Fe-B magnets
The strategy of solid-liquid phase separation diffusion with DyH3 to approach a trade-off between properties and cost for sintered Nd-Fe-B magnets
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10.1016/j.jallcom.2023.171297
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发表时间:
2023-07
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6.2
通讯作者:
Haihui Wu;Zhanjia Wang;Weiqiang Liu;Y. Qin;M. Ji;Ruihua Du;Yuqing Li;Dongtao Zhang;M. Yue;X. Yi;Youhao Liu;S. Zha
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Haihui Wu;Zhanjia Wang;Weiqiang Liu;Y. Qin;M. Ji;Ruihua Du;Yuqing Li;Dongtao Zhang;M. Yue;X. Yi;Youhao Liu;S. Zha
Approach a trade-off between properties and cost for sintered Nd-Fe-B magnets in grain boundary diffusion (GBD) helps widen their application. In this study, we fabricated GBD Nd-Fe-B magnets via solid-liquid phase separation diffusion (SepD) with DyH3nanopowder as the diffusion source. Investigations and comparisons with the traditional solid-liquid phase simultaneous diffusion (SimD) magnets were made regarding the liquid phase diffusion (LPD) temperature, magnetic characteristics, microstructures, diffusion coefficient, and domain morphology of SepD magnets. In addition, the cost was calculated and compared with TbH3SepD magnets. It is determined that the optimal LPD temperature of DyH3was 625 °C. Compared to the SimD magnet, Dy had a faster LPD rate in the SepD magnet, which leads to a deeper diffusion depth of 1200 µm. Consequently, the SepD magnet develops more core-shell structures. Additionally, SepD could prevent the development of anti-core-shell formations in the magnet's surface region. As a result, the SepD magnet had higher comprehensive magnetic properties and coercivity temperature stability. Impressively, compared to TbH3SepD magnets, the cost of per kOe coercivity enhancement for per kilogram magnets of DyH3SepD magnets can be reduced by more than 50 %.