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Mathematical Model of Formation of Rapidly Hardened Particles in Centrifugal Sputtering of Nd – Fe – B Alloys

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A mathematical model describing the process of formation of rapidly hardened flakes from molten metal drops by centrifugal sputtering onto a cold rotating crystallization screen is suggested. An analysis of the sizes and shapes of rapidly hardened flakes of alloy Nd12Fe80B7Ti obtained in a “Tsentr-2” installation shows that the model is adequate to experiment.

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Glebov, V.A., Yagodkin, Y.D. Mathematical Model of Formation of Rapidly Hardened Particles in Centrifugal Sputtering of Nd – Fe – B Alloys. Metal Science and Heat Treatment 45, 360–363 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:MSAT.0000009782.27208.21

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