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A magnetic fieldassisted ball milling has been employed for the preparation of SmCo5 10 wt Fe nanocomposite powders in the presence of oleic acid as surfactant

The cast alloy was melt spun and ball milled with and without magnetic field to impart microstructural refinement and correlated with the development of coercivity Coercivity as high as 6500 Oe obtained during magnetic field assisted ball milling due to fine particle size alignment of particles and strain

Structural and magnetic characterizations show the alignment of the caxis of the SmCo5 grains upon the magneticfieldassisted ball milling while the grain size was controlled under 15 nm The formation of the texture may be attributed to the effect of magnetic fields on the grain orientation during the cold welding process during ball milling

Structural and magnetic characterizations show the alignment of the caxis of the SmCo sub5sub grains upon the magneticfieldassisted ball milling while the grain size was controlled under

The plasma assisted ball milling technology is employed for the preparation of hard magnetic Sm 2 Fe 17 N X magnetic powders for the first time Using conventional highenergy ball milling Sm 2 Fe 17 alloy powders can only be prepared from Sm 2 Fe 17 alloy precursor but not from Sm and Fe metal precursor

The nanocrystalline Sm2Co17 flakes were prepared by highenergy milling and the effects of the external magnetic field on the preparation process and anisotropy of nanocrystalline Sm2Co17 flakes

Hard magnetic Sm2Co17 nanoflakes with thickness of 20100 nm were obtained by milling in heptane and oleic acid under a magnetic field of 1 5 T for 0520 h

Anisotropic bonded magnets are fabricated by surfactantassisted ball milling in a magnetic eld and magnetic eld alignment of the milled chiplike nanoparticles of

FePt particles have been obtained by highenergy ball milling In the presence of surfactants and solvents almost no alloying process takes place After annealing the coercive field of the FePt alloy particles increases from 150 Oe to 10000 Oe

Anisotropic Sm2Co17 nanoflakes produced by surfactant and magnetic field assisted high energy ball milling Article in Journal of Rare Earths 314366369 April 2013 with 45 Reads

Effect of milling parameters on SmCo5 nanoflakes prepared by surfactantassisted high energy ball milling J Appl Phys 113 013913 2013 10106314773323 Crystal structure and magnetic

We prepared CoFe2O4RGO RGO reduced graphene oxide composites by ballmilling without using toxic chemical reagents and hightemperature heat treatment The exfoliation and reduction of graphite oxide and anchoring of CoFe2O4 nanoparticles on graphene sheets were accomplished in one step The microstructure of the heterophotocatalyst was characterized by Xray diffraction Fourier

Sintered NdFeB magnets were fixed around the milling bowl to carry out magnetic field assisted ball milling The magnetic field generated at the center of milling bowl

surfactantassisted ball milling and magneticfield processing Narayan Poudyal Van Vuong Nguyen Chuanbing Rong et alSmCo5Fe nanocomposite magnetic powders processed by magnetic fieldassisted ball milling P Saravanan R Gopalan N V Rama Rao et alAdvances in nanostructured permanent magnets research Narayan Poudyal and J Ping LiuRecent

Anisotropic bonded magnets are fabricated by surfactantassisted ball milling in a magnetic field and magnetic field alignment of the milled chiplike nanoparticles of the SmCo and NdFeB

magnetic separator The natural ferrite microparticles were synthesized by high energy ball milling in a Restch planetary ball mill with tungsten carbide balls and jars A balltopowder ratio of 201 a milling rotation speed of 200 rpm and a milling time of 2 4 and 6 h were used in the experiments The choice of balltopowder ratio

T1 Anisotropic SmCoFe nanoparticles by surfactantassisted ball milling AU Akdogan Nilay G AU Hadjipanayis George C AU Sellmyer David J PY 2009427 Y1 2009427 N2 Magnetically hard Sm2 Co08 Fe02 17 and SmCo5 nanoparticles have been produced by using surfactantassisted low and highenergy ball milling techniques

Request PDF Fabrication of magnetic rubber composites by ball millingassisted surface modification technique To control the crushing process of neodymium magnet NdFeB magnetic

Magnetic Field Assisted Ball Milling Magnetic Field Assisted Ball Milling Sintered NdFeB magnets were fixed around the milling bowl to carry out magnetic field assisted ball milling The magnetic field generated at the center of milling bowl was found to be around 400 Oe Surfactant assisted ball milling was carried out using oleic acid as surfactant and toluene as milling

SmCo 5 Fe nanocomposite magnetic powders processed by magnetic fieldassisted ball milling with and without surfactant

A magnetic eldassisted ball milling has been employed for the preparation of SmCo 5 10wt Fe nanocomposite powders in the presence of oleic acid as surfactant Milling experiments were also carried out without using surfactant and the nanocomposite powders so obtained with and without

Mar 15 2017 Surfactant assisted high energy ball milling SAHEBM of 6g crushed ingot powder was carried out for 1 2 3 5 10 20 40 and 80 h in a hardened stainless steel vial using rotary mill with rotation speed of 300 rpm in a Fritsch Pulverisette High Energy Ball Mill