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composition of the sintered alloy has not changed: it consists of a Nd 2(Fe, Zr) 14B
phase and a phase rich in Nd.
Grinding of SmCo 4,8Zr 0,2 alloy at frequencies from 100 to 300 rpm,
duration from 6 to 72 hours is studied. It is shown that grinding at = 300 rpm
and ≥12 hours ends with amorphization and partial or complete
disproportionation of the SmCo 5 ferromagnetic phase. With a decrease in and
powders are multi phase: in addition to the phase with the CaCu 5 structure, the
Sm 2(Co, Zr) 7 and Sm 5(Co, Zr) 19 phases and one of the phase of disproportionation
products - ht-Co are revealed.
It is established that with increasing and during grinding the magnetic
anisotropy of powder particles decreases. Particles of powders obtained under the
following conditions: = 300 rpm. and≤6 h; = 200 rpm and ≤12 h; = 100
rpm and ≤24 h, are anisotropic.
The dependence of hydrogen pressure during disproportionation of
SmCo 4,8Zr 0,2 alloy on grinding conditions, taking into account the necessary
condition for obtaining anisotropic powder, is established: the pressure decreases
with decreasing powder particle size, that is, with increasing frequency and
duration of grinding. The alloy grounded at ν=100 rpm and τ = 24 hours partially
disproportionates- the condition of obtaining anisotropic materials - under a
hydrogen pressure of 0.5 MPa. If the reaction time (disproportionation) increases,
the amount of phase remains with the CaCu 5 structure decreases. After HD, p H2 =
0.5 MPa, the alloy grounded at ν = 200 rpm. and τ = 12 and 6 hours, the amount of
the initial ferromagnetic phase remains is significantly reduced (there are traces of
it). The alloy grounded at ν = 300 rpm and τ = 6 hours completely disproportionate
at p H2 = 0.1 MPa.
It is proposed to sinter powders of Sm (Co, T) 5, T = Zr, V, Ti alloys in
hydrogen by HDDR and to study conditions of the process and properties of the
obtained materials. The Sm(Co, Zr) 5 alloy are sintered at p H2 = 0.4 MPa and a
temperature of 650°C during HD; and at a temperature of 950°C during DR. It is