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Acta Metall Sin  1987, Vol. 23 Issue (1): 95-98    DOI:
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TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE ON HARDNESS AND EXPANSION OF SINTERED Nd-Fe-B MAGNETS
LUO Yang ZHANG Ning (Central Iron and Steel Research Institute Ministry of Metallurgical Industry;Beijing)
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LUO Yang ZHANG Ning (Central Iron and Steel Research Institute Ministry of Metallurgical Industry;Beijing). TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE ON HARDNESS AND EXPANSION OF SINTERED Nd-Fe-B MAGNETS. Acta Metall Sin, 1987, 23(1): 95-98.

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Abstract  A singular point is indicated at Curie temperature on the curve of expansion measurea either parallel or perpendicular to C-axis of the sintered Nd_(15)Fe_(79)B_6 magnet in the range from room temperature to 700℃.Remarkable difference in shape and slope of the curve on both sides separated bY the singular point is noticed:at temperature over T_c,it expands normally in heating;but below T_c,an abnormal shrinkage,especially in the direction per- pendicular to C-axis,is revealed.This implicates the effect of ferromagnetism upon the thermal expanion.The temperature dependence on hardness of the sintered magnet Nd_(15)Fe_(78) B_7,measured in the range from room temperature to 750℃ is shown as:at T>300>,its hardness decreases very sharply;till 450℃,decreases about 50% and it is reduced to almost one order of magnitude while T>650℃ at which the alloy is softened.The existance of such plastic flow demonstrates the possibility of strain induced anisotropy during hot pre- ssing.
Received:  18 January 1987     
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