Shows improved magnetic properties in high-cerium NdFeB magnets, indicating optimal processing parameters are crucial.
High-cerium NdFeB magnets represent an effective approach for balanced utilization of light rare-earth resources. However, morphology of the grains is highly susceptible to processing parameters, and improper settings can result in extremely low performance during hot-pressing and hot-deformation processes. In this paper, the influence of process parameters on the magnetic properties and microstructure of Nd15Ce15(CoFeGa)balB0.92 magnets was clarified by adjusting the conditions of hot-pressing and hot-deformation processes, combined with performance testing and microstructural observation. It was observed that the number of coarse-grained regions within the magnets was significantly reduced, with a substantial decrease in coarse-grain size, and uniform primary phase grains were obtained by adjusting parameters to control the morphology of the grains.
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