Method for producing through extrusion an anisotropic magnet with high energy product
AssigneeAdvanced Materials Corporation
InventorVijay K. Chandhok
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InventorVijay K. Chandhok
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A method for producing an anisotropic magnet with high energy product through extrusion and, more specifically, by placing a particle charge of a composition from the which magnet is to be produced in a noncircular container, heating the container and particle charge and extruding the container and particle charge through a noncircular extrusion die in such a manner that one of the cross-sectional axes or dimension of the container and particle charge is held substantially constant during the extrusion to compact the particle charge to substantially full density by mechanical deformation produced during the extrusion to achieve a magnet with anisotropic magnetic properties along the axes or dimension thereof and, more specifically, a high energy product along the transverse of the smallest cross-sectional dimension of the extruded magnet.
A method for producing an anisotropic magnet with high energy product, said method comprising placing a particle charge of a composition from which said magnet is to be produced in a container, heating said container and particle charge, and extruding said container and particle charge, through a noncircular extrusion die, in such a manner that one of the cross-sectional dimensions of said container and particle charge is held substantially constant during said extruding to compact said particle charge to substantially full density by mechanical deformation produced during said extruding and produce a high energy product along the smallest cross-sectional dimension of the extruded magnet.
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