journal article·2025-01

Achievement of table-like magnetocaloric effect and enhanced refrigerant capacity in the dual-phase Ho5Pd2/Ho3Pd2 composite

Xiaofei Wu, Yusong Du, Xinqiang Gao, Fei Liu, Lei Ma, Gang Cheng, Jiang Wang, Jingtai Zhao, Guanghui Rao

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Realization of table-like magnetocaloric effect (MCE) is one of the important requirements to achieve high efficiency for magnetic refrigeration that uses the Ericsson cycle. In this work, optimal weight fraction x in (Ho 5Pd 2) x(Ho 3Pd 2) 1-x to achieve table-like MCE was established by calculating method based on the Ho-Pd binary phase diagram and the MCEs of the individual Ho 5Pd 2 and Ho 3Pd 2 phases. Dual-phase composites (Ho 5Pd 2) x(Ho 3Pd 2) 1-x ( x=0.525, 0.55, 0.575, 0.6) were prepared by arc melting and annealing. All the (Ho 5Pd 2) x(Ho 3Pd 2) 1-x alloys crystallize in the phases of Ho 5Pd 2 and Ho 3Pd 2, in which the table-like MCEs were obtained. Especially, a table-like MCE with a temperature span of 20 K is observed in the (Ho 5Pd 2) 0.6(Ho 3Pd 2) 0.4 composite for a field change of 0–5 T. The corresponding maximum magnetic entropy change ( − ▵ S M max ⁡ ), refrigerant capacity (RC) and temperature-averaged entropy change (TEC) are determined to be 10.6 J/kg K, 428.7 J/kg and 10.5 J/kg K (∆H=20 K), respectively. The value of RC is enhanced by 13 % compared with those in the single Ho 5Pd 2 (382.3 J/kg) and Ho 3Pd 2 (301.5 J/kg). The considerable RC and TEC values together with the table-like feature MCE suggest that the (Ho 5Pd 2) x(Ho 3Pd 2) 1-x composite materials meet the requirements of low temperature magnetic refrigeration based on the Ericsson-cycle.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials · Shape Memory Alloy Transformations · Thermal Expansion and Ionic Conductivity

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