Method for fabricating a substantially equiatomic FeCo-alloy cold-rolled strip or sheet, and magnetic part cut from same
AssigneeAperam
InventorsThierry Waeckerle, Rémy Batonnet
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The application relates to a substantially equiatomic FeCo-alloy cold-rolled strip or sheet, and to a magnetic part cut from same, as well as to a method for fabricating a Fe—Co-alloy cold-rolled strip or sheet. A first cold-rolling step is carried out with a reduction rate of 70% to 90%, to bring the strip or sheet to a thickness of ≤1 mm. Intermediate annealing is carried out when running, leading to a partial recrystallization of the strip or sheet, running at a speed (V) A second step of cold-rolling the annealed strip or sheet is carried out, with a reduction rate of 60% to 80%, to bring the strip or sheet to a thickness of 0.05 to 0.25 mm. And final annealing (Rf) of the cold-rolled strip or sheet is carried out to achieve complete recrystallization followed by cooling at 100 to 500° C./hour.
A method for manufacturing of a cold-rolled strip or sheet of substantially equiatomic FeCo-alloy, wherein:
A method for manufacturing of a cold-rolled strip or sheet of substantially equiatomic FeCo-alloy, wherein:
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