2018
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1134/1/012055
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Optimizing the microstructure of sintered Nd-Fe-B magnets via the application of scandium hydride

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“…The exchange capacity of the MTS9580 ion exchangers for rare-earth metals and harmful impurities is gradually decreasing. The data obtained determine the choice of resin MTS9580 for further experiments on the sorption of scandium in the dynamic mode from the mother liquor of sorption of uranium with acidification up to 15 g/dm 3 . Figures 4-8 show the output sorption curves of scandium and impurities on MTS9580 resin.…”
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“…The exchange capacity of the MTS9580 ion exchangers for rare-earth metals and harmful impurities is gradually decreasing. The data obtained determine the choice of resin MTS9580 for further experiments on the sorption of scandium in the dynamic mode from the mother liquor of sorption of uranium with acidification up to 15 g/dm 3 . Figures 4-8 show the output sorption curves of scandium and impurities on MTS9580 resin.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where, C 1 -concentration of Sc in the initial solution, g/dm 3 ; C 2 -concentration of Sc in solution after sorption, g/dm 3 ; V s -volume of the solution taken for testing, dm 3 ; m resin -mass of a sample of dry ion exchanger in H + form, g.…”
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“…Studies of the stability of structure-sensitive parameters of sintered magnets, namely, the coercive force jHc, to low-temperature heat treatments (annealing at temperatures below the optimal heat treatment temperature (500 C)) show an increase in the coercive force (Table 1) in the case of the application of hydrogenated Tb3Co0.6Cu0.4. This fact is not typical of sintered Nd-Fe-B magnets, which usually demonstrate a drop (or constancy) of the coercive force after low-temperature heat treatments at 350-450 °C [6][7][8]. The constancy of the coercive force during low-temperature annealing was previously observed with DyH2 addition to the powder mixture [10].…”
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“…The approach used by us, namely, the alloying of powder mixtures with REM hydrides and hydrogenated REM-(M) (REM = Dy, Tb, and M = Cu, Co) compositions, allows us to form a structured state of the main hard magnetic phase at the expense of the intra-grain heterogeneous distribution of light and heavy REMs. This approach is original and has been shown to be valid [6][7][8]. The milling of blended powder compositions (the base Nd-Fe-B alloy and different REM-(M)-H additions) and subsequent sintering allow the grain-boundary diffusion of heavy REMs and grain structuring to be realized and the materials with a pre-set combination of hysteretic properties required for different applications to be prepared.…”
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