journal article·2024-01

Study on the high coercivity enhancement mechanism of Sm(CoFeCuZr)z sintered magnets doped by Sm71Cu29

Chong Ling, Chengzhen Meng, Dongtao Zhang, Jianjun Yang, Yuqing Li, Weiqiang Liu, Ming Yue

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The powders with a nominal composition of Sm(Co 0.715Fe 0.20Cu 0.06Zr 0.025) 7.86 are doped by Sm 71Cu 29 powders with different mass percentages to prepare magnets. When the doping amount is 1 wt% and the sintering and solution temperatures are 1215 ℃ and 1175 ℃, we obtain a magnet with the best overall performance: B r = 11.02 kG, H cj = 36.46 kOe, ( BH) max = 27.36 MGOe, S r = 78.4 %. Comparing element distribution and microstructure of the undoped magnet with those of the 1 wt% doped magnet, it is found that the doped magnet possesses more 1:5 phases with low domain wall energy, the Cu-lean grain boundaries are significantly improved, and the cellular structure is more uniform and complete. By doping a small amount of powder to regulate the redistribution of Cu element, the coercivity of the magnet is greatly improved, increasing by 140 %. Compared with the magnet with the same overall composition, the element distribution of the magnet doped with 1 wt% Sm 71Cu 29 is more uniform, which also makes the performance of the doped magnet better.
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