Abstract:
A production method for an anisotropic bonded magnet is provided which can improve the productivity for annular anisotropic bonded magnets and reduce the cost thereof. The production method for an anisotropic bonded magnet according to the present invention comprises: an alignment step that applies, from aligning magnetic pole bodies (13, 14) which include an even number of permanent magnets arranged uniformly around the outer periphery of an annular cavity (c) filled with magnetic raw material, aligning magnetic fields to cause rare-earth anisotropic magnet powder to be semi-radially aligned; a molding step that compressively molds the semi-radially aligned magnet raw material to obtain an annular compact; and a discharging step that discharges the compact from the annular cavity, and is characterized by further comprising a demagnetizing step that causes the aligning magnetic pole bodies to relatively move only in circumferential direction with respect to the compact after the molding step thereby to apply demagnetization magnetic fields to the compact, wherein the demagnetization magnetic fields are applied from the aligning magnetic pole bodies with opposite poles to those during the alignment step, and the demagnetization magnetic fields are in directions for cancelling the magnetization of the compact caused by the aligning magnetic fields. This allows considerable number of anisotropic bonded magnets to be produced in a short time.
Abstract:
A surface treatment method of a subject body is comprised steps of: packing and pressurizing powder including an electrically conductive material in a mold so as to obtain a plurality of compressed powder bodies; joining the plurality of compressed powder bodies together by arranging the plurality of compressed powder bodies to be mutually in close contact and applying isostatic pressure on the arranged compressed powder bodies; sintering the joined compressed powder bodies so as to obtain a sintered body; and carrying out a discharge surface treatment by bringing the sintered body close to a subject body and generating electric discharge.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a sputtering target which can manufacture a large-sized and homogeneous sintered body inexpensively and efficiently, provides satisfactory discharge characteristics and satisfactory characteristics of an obtained thin film and has a large size.SOLUTION: By using a forming mold having a structure capable of performing pressing only from a substantially one axis direction for raw material powder filled upon pressing compression and releasing pressure isotropically with respect to a formed body upon pressure reduction after the completion of pressing, spring-back upon the forming is efficiently resolved and a cold isostatic press at high forming pressure is permitted. Thereby, the formed body having preferable shape precision can be directly manufactured by using raw material powder which does not contain an organic material such as a binder and the sintered body which has a large size, is homogeneous and has a small amount of a carbon content can be manufactured efficiently at a high yield.
Abstract:
Provided is an industrially advantageous molybdenum material which is capable of causing secondary recrystallization to occur at a temperature lower than conventional and which, after the secondary recrystallization, can have a structure that comprises giant crystal grains with less grain boundaries and thus is excellent in creep resistance. The molybdenum material has, in at least a part thereof, a portion having a region where the peak intensities of the (110) and (220) diffraction planes are each less than the peak intensity of the (211) diffraction plane, as measured by X-ray diffraction, in a region at a depth of one-fifth of the entire thickness in a plate thickness direction from a surface.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a metal-carbon composite material having good processability and a high carbon content and a method for producing the composite material.SOLUTION: Metal particles and carbon particles are mixed, and the mixture containing the carbon particles with the metal particles adhered to the surfaces of the carbon particles is molded to obtain a molding. The molding is baked to produce the metal-carbon composite material. The metal-carbon composite material 1 has a continuous metal phase 3 and the carbon particles 2 dispersed in the metal phase 3. The content of carbon in the metal-carbon composite material 1 is at least 50 vol.%.