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    Primjena frakcijske plinske analize za određivanje sadržaja oksidnih i dušičnih faza u ALNICO legurama

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    Fractional gas analysis procedure for estimating the contents of oxide and nitride inclusions in Alnico alloys produced from wastes of production is developed. The effect of the temperature and time of melt holding before pouring on the content of impurity oxide and nitride inclusions is considered. The content of SiO2 inclusions in Alnico mainly depends on the holding time before pouring and decreases with increasing holding time, whereas the content of Al2O3 inclusions decreases with increasing both temperature and time of holding. The content of TiN inclusions decreases with increasing holding time. As the holding temperature increases, the content of nitride inclusions decreases only with increasing holding time.Razrađena je metoda frakcijske plinske analize za vrednovanje oksidnih i dušičnih uključaka u ALNICO legurama, dobijenih iz gospodarskih otpada. Posmatran je utjecaj temperature i vremena zadržavanja kupke prije lijevanja. Sadržaj uključaka SiO2 uglavnom ovisi od vremena zadrške prije lijevanja i snižava se povećanjem tog vremena, istodobno se sadržaj uključaka Al2O3 smanjuje s povećavanjem i temperature i vremena zadrške. Sadržaj uključaka TiN smanjuje se povećavanjem vremena zadrške. S povećanjem temperature sadržaj dušičnih uključaka smanjuje se samo pri povećanju vremena zadrške prije lijevanja

    Influence of heat treatment on the structural and magnetic characteristics of (NdxPr1-x)2Fe14B-based magnetic material for low-temperature application

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    Sintered Pr-Nd-Fe-B-based permanent magnets with 10 and 13 wt. % of Pr were prepared by traditional technology and then subjected to various heat treatments. Stoichiometric composition of the matrix grains corresponds to (Pr0.3Nd0.7)2Fe14B and (Pr0.4Nd0.6)2Fe14B compounds, respectively. Conducted thermomagnetic analysis to samples of these magnets showed the presence of spin-reorientation transition in temperature 95 and 75 K, respectively. This makes the magnet potentially applicable for low temperatures. For these compounds, we have determined the optimum heat-treatment conditions. The magnetic domain structure of the magnet subjected to an optimum heat treatment has been studied. The effect of different low-temperature heat treatments on the magnetic properties of magnets has been demonstrated

    Fractional gas analysis procedure for determining the contents of oxide and nitride phases in ALNICO alloys

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    Fractional gas analysis procedure for estimating the contents of oxide and nitride inclusions in Alnico alloys produced from wastes of production is developed. The effect of the temperature and time of melt holding before pouring on the content of impurity oxide and nitride inclusions is considered. The content of SiO2 inclusions in Alnico mainly depends on the holding time before pouring and decreases with increasing holding time, whereas the content of Al2O3 inclusions decreases with increasing both temperature and time of holding. The content of TiN inclusions decreases with increasing holding time. As the holding temperature increases, the content of nitride inclusions decreases only with increasing holding time

    Influence of heat treatment on the structural and magnetic characteristics of (Nd<sub>x</sub>Pr<sub>1-x</sub>)<sub>2</sub>Fe<sub>14</sub>B-based magnetic material for low-temperature application

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    Sintered Pr-Nd-Fe-B-based permanent magnets with 10 and 13 wt. % of Pr were prepared by traditional technology and then subjected to various heat treatments. Stoichiometric composition of the matrix grains corresponds to (Pr<sub>0.3</sub>Nd<sub>0.7</sub>)<sub>2</sub>Fe<sub>14</sub>B and (Pr<sub>0.4</sub>Nd<sub>0.6</sub>)<sub>2</sub>Fe<sub>14</sub>B compounds, respectively. Conducted thermomagnetic analysis to samples of these magnets showed the presence of spin-reorientation transition in temperature 95 and 75 K, respectively. This makes the magnet potentially applicable for low temperatures. For these compounds, we have determined the optimum heat-treatment conditions. The magnetic domain structure of the magnet subjected to an optimum heat treatment has been studied. The effect of different low-temperature heat treatments on the magnetic properties of magnets has been demonstrated
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