;Xin-cai LIU ;PAN Jing
. 2012, 43(24): 35-0.
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In order to investigate the effects of die-upset temperatures on magnetic anisotropy, Nd14Fe80B6 Magnets were fabricated by MPQA power hot-pressed/die-upset process, under conditions of strain 70%, 4min and 850~880℃. As the deformation temperature is increased, the anisotropy is first improved, and then decreased. Die-upset at 870℃, the magnet with the ideal magnetic anisotropy, (006) texture, has been obtained, with (006) highest peak on the pattern of XRD, (004) poles relative density 130.01, I(006)/I(105) 1.88, and saturation magnetization 1.453T. If the belt-like microstructures with larger equiaxed grains are elimilated, and the angles between the local stay flaky grains and well orientated ones are narrowed, the (006) texture will be improved. If Nd2Fe14B equiaxed grains are changed to become flaky ones when the strain of whole magnet is not lower than 65%, (006) texture can be obtained, while the local rich-Nd phase is only favorable for grains to slip and the flaky ones to form. To refine their thickness will guarantee the magnet with both high coercive force, and high ratio between residual magnetization and saturation one. The average thickness of the grains in Nd14Fe80B6 die-upset at 850℃ is 76nm, and coercive force 450.6kA/m, and Mr/Ms 0.92.