Process for producing hard-magnetic parts
First Claim
1. A process for the production of hard-magnetic parts from Sm2 --(Fe,M)17 --Cy -base work materials, where M designates at least one of gallium and at least one metallic element serving to stabilize a rhombohedral 2:
- 17 structure, comprising the steps of;
a) producing a Sm2 Fe17-x Mx Cy powder mixture, where x>
0.1 and 3≧
y≧
0;
b) subjecting the mixture to an intensive fine grinding process in a ball mill;
c) heat-treating the finely ground mixture in a temperature range from 650°
C. to 900°
C. for partial or complete recrystallization; and
d) compacting the resulting ultra-fine-grain Sm2 Fe17-x Mx Cy magnetic powder to produce a magnet body by means of a hot pressing processing in a temperature range from 650°
C. to 900°
C.
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Abstract
A process is provided for a technologically controllable, economic production of hard-magnetic parts from Sm2 --(Fe,M)17 --Cy -base work materials with interstitial inclusions, where M designates gallium and/or at least one metallic element serving to stabilize a rhombohedral 2:17 structure. A Sm2 Fe17-x Mx Cy powder mixture is produced, where x>0.1 and 3≧y≧0. The mixture is subjected to an intensive fine grinding process in a ball mill. The finely ground mixture is heat-treated in a temperature range from 650° C. to 900° C. for partial or complete recrystallization. The resulting ultra-fine-grain Sm2 Fe17-x Mx Cy magnetic powder is compacted to produce magnet bodies by a hot pressing processing in a temperature range from 650° C. to 900° C. The process is applicable, for example, for the production of hard-magnetic parts based on interstitial Sm2 Fe17 Cy compounds.
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1. A process for the production of hard-magnetic parts from Sm2 --(Fe,M)17 --Cy -base work materials, where M designates at least one of gallium and at least one metallic element serving to stabilize a rhombohedral 2:
- 17 structure, comprising the steps of;
a) producing a Sm2 Fe17-x Mx Cy powder mixture, where x>
0.1 and 3≧
y≧
0;b) subjecting the mixture to an intensive fine grinding process in a ball mill; c) heat-treating the finely ground mixture in a temperature range from 650°
C. to 900°
C. for partial or complete recrystallization; andd) compacting the resulting ultra-fine-grain Sm2 Fe17-x Mx Cy magnetic powder to produce a magnet body by means of a hot pressing processing in a temperature range from 650°
C. to 900°
C. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- 17 structure, comprising the steps of;
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