journal article·2025-04

Effect of different heat treatment times on the magnetocaloric effect and mechanical properties of La(Fe,Al,Si)13 alloys prepared via additive manufacturing

Bo-Yu Song, Yong-Quan Han, Lei Gao, Hao-Tian Sun, Juan Cheng, Xiang Jin, Hai-Tao Hong, Jiao-Hong Huang

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