2014
DOI: 10.1063/1.4864249
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Magnetic properties and magnetocaloric effect of NdMn2−xCuxSi2 compounds

Abstract: Magnetic properties and magnetocaloric effect of NdMn2-xCuxSi2 compounds Magnetic properties and magnetocaloric effect of NdMn2-xCuxSi2 compounds

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“…In the case of a large field change, ÀDS M is spread over a wide range of temperatures due to the overlapping of the two peaks with each other resulting in a table-like form (clear in 20 kOe field change), which is very useful for application purposes. 39 The maximum value of ÀDS M observed is 11.4 J kg À1 K À1 for the 70 kOe magnetic field change, which is one of the largest or quite comparable with those of Nd-based compounds that show a large magnetocaloric effect [41][42][43][44] (Table 3). There is no saturation tendency of the ÀDS max M values up to a field strength of as high as 70 kOe.…”
Section: Isothermal Magnetization and Magnetocaloric Effectmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…In the case of a large field change, ÀDS M is spread over a wide range of temperatures due to the overlapping of the two peaks with each other resulting in a table-like form (clear in 20 kOe field change), which is very useful for application purposes. 39 The maximum value of ÀDS M observed is 11.4 J kg À1 K À1 for the 70 kOe magnetic field change, which is one of the largest or quite comparable with those of Nd-based compounds that show a large magnetocaloric effect [41][42][43][44] (Table 3). There is no saturation tendency of the ÀDS max M values up to a field strength of as high as 70 kOe.…”
Section: Isothermal Magnetization and Magnetocaloric Effectmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…Materials with first-order magnetic phase transitions (FOMT) are of particular interest as the discontinuous character of the transition can lead to intrinsically large MCE values [1][2]. Among the relatively low-cost 3d metal-based compounds materials whose MCE response at such FOMT has been explored are MnAs1−xSbx [3][4] MnFeP0.45As0.55 [5], La(Fe1−xSix)13 and its hydrides [6] as well as MnCoGe-based compounds [7][8]. In order to fully understand the effects milling time for Mn on the structural and electrical properties of MnCoGe, here we present the results of a detailed investigation of the structural and electrical properties of MnCoGe by x-ray diffraction and impedance analyser measurements…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research on near-room-temperature magnetic cooling which related to magnetocaloric effect (MCE) phenomena has been a favorable increase nowadays [1,2]. This MCE process, will supersede the conventional refrigeration technology based on gas operation which its special interest because of considerable socio-economic benefits and high efficiency on performance [3,4]. Material systems which use as refrigerant such as LaFeSi [5], NiMnGa [6], MnAsSb [7], CeMn2Ge2-xSix [8] and GdSiGe [9] undergo first-order magnetic transitions and have been found to possess a giant MCE.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%