RARE EARTH-IRON-BORON MATERIALS: A New Era in Permanent Magnets
RARE EARTH-IRON-BORON MATERIALS: A New Era in Permanent Magnets
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稀土-铁-硼材料:永磁体的新时代
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1986
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F. Pinkerton
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作者:
J. Herbst;R. W. Lee;F. Pinkerton
Considerable scientific and technological interest has been focused on rare earth-iron-boron (R-Fe-B) materials because of their great promise for permanent magnet applications. Two specific factors are primarily respon sible for the high level of current activity in this area. First, magnets having energy products of 40-48 MGOe, values significantly larger than any previously attained, have been prepared from Nd-Fe-B alloys (1-3). Second, because the elemental constituents Nd (or Pr) and Fe are much more abundant than Sm or Co, which comprise magnets based on SmCoj or Sm2Co 17, thc new materials are attractive from an economic perspective. Our review consists of two major parts. We begin with a discussion of the novel ternary phases, R2FeI4B, from which the intrinsic properties of the R-Fe-B systems derive. Then we describe the rapid solidification and powder metallurgy methods presently used to prepare practical magnets, and we compare the properties of those magnets.