Complete ductility in NdFeB-type alloys using the Hydrogen Ductilisation Process (HyDP)

Brooks, Oliver; Walton, Allan; Zhou, Wei; Brown, D. N.; Harris, I.R.

doi:10.1016/j.actamat.2018.04.055

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“…This could allow for production/shaping of magnets from book mould material without the need for powder processing. However, when HyDP is applied to the Neomax-type alloys, then excessive cracking of the NdFe 4 B 4 phase is observed during deformation and to avoid this problem, a long (>18 hour) disproportionation of the NdFe 4 B 4 phase is required [10,11].…”

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The effects of AB2 (A = Zr,Hf,Ti) additions on the free-iron content in ingots with the initial composition of Nd2.2Fe14B1.1

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Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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