Structural and magnetic properties of Fe78 Si9 B13 (% at.) powders embedded in a polymeric matrix: Powder Metallurgical Process

M. PAGNOLA; F.D. SACCONE; M. BARONE; M. MALMORIA

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Congreso; 6th International Conference on Science and Technology of Composite Materials; 2015

UBA

Ribbons composed of Fe78Si9B13 were produced by a rapid solidification technique (melt-spinning). After grinding them in a ball miller, we obtained powders with typical particle sizes in the range of 100-200 μm. The crystallization kinetic of these amorphous precursors was followed by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) up to 600ºC, while X-ray diffraction (XRD) was employed to determine structure and phase composition. We measured the magnetic properties of annealed samples. Their typical specific magnetizations are around 140 A m2 Kg -1 and their coercivities lower than 5 Am-1 being them comparable with previous work,The composite cores were made by embedding the base powders in a non metallic polymeric matrix at different volume fractions. In this work, we show a comparison between magnetic properties of the composites with those corresponding to the original powders. It is also discussed the possible application of the obtained cores as rotors of electrical machines.