Concertation-Inhomogeneous Hard Magnetic Alloys of the Fe – Cr – Co System with Elevated Content of Cobalt and Boron

Шацов, А. А.; Ryaposov, I. V.; Kozvonin, V. A.

doi:10.1007/s11041-017-0100-6

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“…These alloys have the same metallurgy and magnetic characteristics as Al–Ni–Co magnets. Fe–Cr–Co magnetic alloys comprise 2–25 in wt.% Co and 20–35 in wt.% Cr with Fe balance [ 2 , 3 , 4 ]. Transmission electron microscopy investigations have revealed that the pinning of domain walls is the principal mechanism of coercivity in Fe–Cr–Co alloys.…”

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Optimization of Single α-Phase for Promoting Ferromagnetic Properties of 44Fe–28Cr–22Co–3Mo–1Ti–2V Permanent Magnet with Varying Co Concentration for Energy Storage

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The thermal stability and structural, microstructural and magnetic properties of (40 + x) Fe–28Cr–(26 − x) Co–3Mo–1Ti–2V magnets with x = 0, 2, 4 addition in cobalt content were investigated and presented. The magnetic alloys were synthesized by vacuum arc melting and casting technique in a controlled argon atmosphere. Magnetic properties in the alloys were convinced by single-step isothermal field treatment and subsequent aging. The alloys were investigated for thermal stability, structural, microstructural and magnetic properties via differential thermal analysis (DTA), X-ray diffractometery (XRD), optical microscopy (OM), field emission scanning electron microscope (FESEM) and DC magnetometer. Metallurgical grains of size 300 ± 10 μm were produced in the specimens by casting and refined by subsequent thermal treatments. The magnetic properties of the alloys were achieved by refining the microstructure, the optimization of conventional thermomagnetic treatment to modified single-step isothermal field treatment and subsequent aging. The best magnetic properties achieved for the alloy 44Fe–28Cr–22Co–3Mo–0.9Ti–2V was coercivity Hc = 890 Oe (71 kA/m), Br = 8.43 kG (843 mT) and maximum energy product (BH)max = 3 MGOe (24 kJ/m3). The enhancement of remanence and coercivity enabled by the isothermal field treatment was due to the elongation of the ferromagnetic phase and step aging treatment due to the increase in the volume fraction. This work is interesting for spin-based electronics to be used for energy storage devices.

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