journal article·2024-08

Outstanding magnetocaloric performances near 326 K of a vitrified Fe88Zr4Pr3B4Nd1 ribbon

Q. Wang, D. Ding, B. Xia, W.H. Li, L. Xia

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In this paper, a Fe 88Zr 4Pr 3B 4Nd 1 amorphous alloy (AA) that exhibits outstanding magnetocaloric performances near 326 K was vitrified into the shape of ribbon. The ribbon shows soft magnetic characteristics with a high saturation magnetization and a negligible coercivity at 200 K, which is well below its Curie temperature (∼ 326 K). The maximum magnetic entropy change (−∆ Smpeak) and relative cooling power (RCP) of the Fe 88Zr 4Pr 3B 4Nd 1 AA approach 4.06 J/(kgK) and 738.1 J/kg under 5 T, both of which are much higher than those of the vast majority of iron-based metallic glasses near ambient temperature. The high −∆ Smpeak and RCP around 326 K suggest that the Fe 88Zr 4Pr 3B 4Nd 1 AA can be considered as a better alternative to the component of refrigerants in a high-efficiency household magnetic refrigeration appliance.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials · Metallic Glasses and Amorphous Alloys · Advanced Condensed Matter Physics

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