Effects of Nb and Mo additions on thermal behavior, microstructure and magnetic property of FeCoZrBGe alloy
Yaming Sun(孙亚明)1, Zhiqun Wang(王志群)2, Shi-Chong Xu(徐仕翀)1, and Zhong Hua(华中)1,†
1 National Demonstration Center for Experimental Physics Education, Jilin Normal University, Siping 136000, China; 2 State Grid Economic Research Institute of East Inner Mongolia Electric Power Company Limited, Hohhot 010020, China
Abstract Both Nb and Mo additions play a vital role in FeCo-based alloys and it is crucial to understand their roles and contents on thermal behavior, microstructural feature and magnetic property of alloys. Nanocrystalline alloy ribbons Fe40Co40Zr9-yMyB10Ge1 (y=0-4; M= Nb, Mo) were prepared by crystallizing the as-quenched amorphous alloys. The effects of Nb and Mo additions on structures and properties of the Fe40Co40Zr9B10Ge1 alloy are investigated systemically and compared. With increasing Nb or Mo content, the primary crystallization temperature, grain size of α -Fe(Co) phase and coercivity H c all decrease. Moreover, the effect of Mo addition on thermal behavior, microstructure and magnetic properties of the FeCoZrBGe alloy is greater compared to Nb addition. The gap between primary and secondary crystallization peaks of Mo-containing alloys is wider than that of Nb-containing alloys. Both grain size and H c of Mo-containing alloys are smaller than those of Nb-containing alloys. For Fe40Co40Zr9B10Ge1 alloy, high Mo addition proportion is better compared to high Nb addition proportion.
Fund: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 51301075) and supported by Sinoma Institute of Materials Research (Guang Zhou) Co., Ltd.
Yaming Sun(孙亚明), Zhiqun Wang(王志群), Shi-Chong Xu(徐仕翀), and Zhong Hua(华中) Effects of Nb and Mo additions on thermal behavior, microstructure and magnetic property of FeCoZrBGe alloy 2021 Chin. Phys. B 30 038103
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