Nanocrystalline Sm-based 1:12 magnets
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Abstract Recently 1:12 magnets of Sm-(Fe,V) have shown promising coercivities and the potential to be alternative rare-earth-lean permanent magnets. In this work, we investigated the effects of partial substitution of Cu, Mo and Ti for V in the magnets prepared by hot compaction and hot deformation of mechanically milled powders. The microstructure of the Sm-Fe-(V,Cu) and Sm-Fe-(V,Ti) hot-deformed magnets consisted in fine grains with sizes between 50 and 150 nm. The Sm-Fe-(V,Cu) magnet showed the best performance with μ0H c = 0.96 T, μ0M r = 0.49 T, (BH) max = 42 kJ m − 3 and T C = 362 ∘ C. Atom probe tomography of this magnet revealed the presence of a thin Sm17.5Fe71.5V8Cu3intergranular phase of 3-6 nm surrounding the 1:12 nanograins. The addition of a small amount of Cu, not only improved the magnetic properties but also hindered the grain growth during hot deformation. Micromagnetic simulations of the magnetization reversal agreed with the experimental values of coercivity. The presence of the intergranular phase reduces the number of grains that switch simultaneously.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties of Alloys · Magnetic properties of thin films · Rare-earth and actinide compounds
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