Method for producing quenched r-t-b-c alloy magnet
AssigneeNeomax Co., Ltd.
InventorsHiroyuki Tomizawa, Koji Nakahara, Yuji Kaneko
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AssigneeNeomax Co., Ltd.
InventorsHiroyuki Tomizawa, Koji Nakahara, Yuji Kaneko
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The present invention is a production method of an R-T-B-C rare earth alloy (R is at least one element selected from the group consisting of rare earth elements and yttrium, T is a transition metal including iron as a main component, B is boron, and C is carbon). An R-T-B bonded magnet containing a resin component, or an R-T-B sintered magnet with a resin film formed on the surface thereof is prepared, and a solvent alloy containing a rare earth element R and a transition metal element T is prepared. Thereafter, the R-T-B bonded magnet is molten together with the solvent alloy. In this way, a rare earth alloy can be recovered from a spent bonded magnet or a defective one generated in a production process stage, and a rapidly quenched alloy magnet can be obtained. As a result, magnet powder is recovered from the R-T-B magnet, and the recycling of a magnet including a resin component can be realized.
A production method of an R-T-B-C rare earth alloy (R is at least one element selected from the group consisting of rare earth elements and yttrium, T is a transition metal including iron as a main component, B is boron, and C is carbon) comprising the steps of:
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