Effects of phosphorus addition on the magnetic properties of sintered Fe-50 wt.% Ni alloys |
| |
Authors: | Ming-Shuing Chuang Shun-Tian Lin |
| |
Affiliation: | (1) Mechanical Engineering Department, Far-East College, Tainan, Taiwan;(2) Mechanical Engineering Department, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei, Taiwan |
| |
Abstract: | Phosphorus was added to Fe-50 wt.% Ni in the form of a coated composite powder via an electroless plating process. Addition
of phosphorus to Fe-50 wt.% Ni facilitated increases in density and grain size, both of which were beneficial to magnetic
performance. Because of the homogeneous distribution of phosphorus in the powder, the optimal phosphorus addition was much
lower than for those using Fe3P as the phosphorus precursor. The optimal phosphorus addition was close to its maximum solubility in Fe-50 wt.% Ni (about
0.5 wt.%), above which precipitation of excessive phosphorus in the form of iron nickel phosphide, (Fe,Ni)3P, effectively degraded the magnetic properties of Fe-50 wt.% Ni. Without the addition of phosphorus, good magnetic properties
could be achieved only when the sintering temperature was high enough (>1200 °C) to result in a high sintered density and
large grains in the sintered structure. |
| |
Keywords: | electroless nickel plating Fe-Ni alloy magnetic properties phosphorus addition |
本文献已被 SpringerLink 等数据库收录! |
|