2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.mseb.2020.114740
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Optimization of crystallization behavior and soft magnetic properties of the Si-free Fe-B-P-C-Cu nanocrystalline alloys by Cu content tuning

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“…The simultaneous addition of Mo and Cu has been also found to increase the AFA even in Fe-rich compositions and reduce the grain size of bcc-Fe in Fe 84 B 8 P 3.5 Mo 2 Cu 1 , leading to a new soft magnetic alloy with more appropriate properties. [88] The critical role of Cu in the nanocrystallization process in Fe-Si-B AA is also observed by Alvarez et al [97] and Li et al [98] Adding small amounts of Cu with Nb and P in Fe-Si-B amorphous develops a uniform nanocrystalline microstructure and excellent soft magnetic properties after annealing owing to the increased amounts of Cu. [97] Introducing Cu leads to the nucleation of α-FeðSiÞ nanoclusters with a size of several nanometers in the amorphous matrix, which controls the initial crystal density and affects the grain size of annealed nanocrystalline alloys significantly.…”
Section: Introduction 1amorphous Materialssupporting
confidence: 53%
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“…The simultaneous addition of Mo and Cu has been also found to increase the AFA even in Fe-rich compositions and reduce the grain size of bcc-Fe in Fe 84 B 8 P 3.5 Mo 2 Cu 1 , leading to a new soft magnetic alloy with more appropriate properties. [88] The critical role of Cu in the nanocrystallization process in Fe-Si-B AA is also observed by Alvarez et al [97] and Li et al [98] Adding small amounts of Cu with Nb and P in Fe-Si-B amorphous develops a uniform nanocrystalline microstructure and excellent soft magnetic properties after annealing owing to the increased amounts of Cu. [97] Introducing Cu leads to the nucleation of α-FeðSiÞ nanoclusters with a size of several nanometers in the amorphous matrix, which controls the initial crystal density and affects the grain size of annealed nanocrystalline alloys significantly.…”
Section: Introduction 1amorphous Materialssupporting
confidence: 53%
“…The simultaneous addition of Mo and Cu has been also found to increase the AFA even in Fe‐rich compositions and reduce the grain size of bcc‐Fe in Fe84B8P3.5Mo2Cu1$\left(\text{Fe}\right)_{84} \left(\text{B}\right)_{8} \left(\text{P}\right)_{3.5} \left(\text{Mo}\right)_{2} \left(\text{Cu}\right)_{1}$, leading to a new soft magnetic alloy with more appropriate properties. [ 88 ] The critical role of Cu in the nanocrystallization process in Fe–Si–B AA is also observed by Alvarez et al [ 97 ] and Li et al [ 98 ] Adding small amounts of Cu with Nb and P in Fe–Si–B amorphous develops a uniform nanocrystalline microstructure and excellent soft magnetic properties after annealing owing to the increased amounts of Cu. [ 97 ] Introducing Cu leads to the nucleation of αFe(Si)$\alpha – \text{Fe} \left(\right.…”
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“…晶薄带的自由面XRD图谱. 由图可知, 当甩带速 率为45 m/s时, B0合金图谱中在衍射角2q = 65.5 o 附近观察到明显的晶化衍射峰, 该特征峰被证实是 非晶表面晶化导致的结果 [18,19] , 同速率下, B7合金 [20,21] . 此外, 相比B0合金, B7合金非 [22,23] .…”
Section: 图3显示为不同甩带速率下淬态b0和b7非unclassified