Process for preparing a ductile metal ferrite
Abstract
Abstract Oriented lead ferrites which yield superior ceramic permanent magnets are produced by the four-step process of A. PREPARING SMALL PARTICLES OF AGGLOMERATED LESS THAN 0.1 MICRON GRAINS OF FERRIC OXIDE AND LEAD OXIDE, B. MAINTAINING THE PARTICLES OF AGGLOMERATED OXIDES AT TEMPERATURES OF FROM ABOUT 700*C to 1,000*C for up to about 24 hours to cause the oxides to react (ferritize) and form less than 0.5 micron diameter crystallites of lead ferrite, C. SINTERING THE CRYSTALLITES INTO A SOLID BODY EITHER BY MAINTAINING THEM AT FROM 750*C to 1,000*C for not more than 2 hours, or preferably by maintaining them at from 700*C to 1,000*C while applying pressure, and D. HOT FORGING THE BODY BY APPLYING PRESSURES OF UP TO ABOUT 30,000 PSI AT TEMPERATURES OF FROM 700*C to 1,050*C.
Inventors
- 👤 C Schlaudt
- 👤 R Clendenen
- 👤 E Olson
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