Magnetic and mechanical properties of ultrafine Fe/Cu laminates produced by repeated rolling
Magnetic and mechanical properties of ultrafine Fe/Cu laminates produced by repeated rolling
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反复轧制超细铁/铜层压板的磁性能和机械性能
DOI:
10.1051/jp4:2000605
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发表时间:
2000
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N. Igata
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作者:
M. Sasaki;D. Imai;K. Shirae;N. Igata
The bulk Fe/Cu multilayer laminates with an Fe layer thickness of about 80nrn have been successfully produced by repeated hot-and cold-rolling feom a macroscopic stack of metal sheets. The stacks adjusted to 17 wt% Cu and the balance Fe metal sheets were hot-rolled and reduced 98% by cold rolling. The Fe/Cu laminates were then tempered at a temperature of 1050 C for a laminate thickness of 1mm, cold-rolled again to a thickness of 0.07 mm and aged at 450 C. The Fe/Cu multilayer laminates exhibited a high coercive force of 23 Oe, a residual flux density of 15 kG, a maximum flux density of 17 kG, and a squareness ratio of 0.87 parallel to the rolling direction with maximum strength of 1249 MPa. This material could be used as a semi-magnetic material by application of the dynamic change in its magnetization by an external magnetic field, as in a latching relay for electric automatic exchange and semi-fixing memory to memorize information and repeatedly read it out.