Experiments were carried out to investigate the effects of composition, heat-treatment, and nitrogenation conditions on the magnetic properties of Sm-Fe-Co-Ti-Zr-Y-N compounds with a TbCu
7-type structure. The optimum preparation conditions for the compounds were: composition: {Sm
10(Fe
0.9Co
0.1)
88.7Ti
0.3Zr
0.5 Y
0.5}
85.6N
14.4, roller velocity: 50m/s, heat treatment: 660°C for 60min in high-purity Ar gas, and nitrogenation conditions: 420°C for 10h in high-purity N
2 gas. Typical magnetic properties of the obtained compound powders were: J
r=0.98 T, H
cJ=751.5kA/m, H
cB=544.7 kA/m, (BH)
max=147.0 kJ/m
3 (18.5 MGOe), and T
c=510°C. We found that a sample made from these compound powders was an exchange spring magnet from the recoil loops of the hysteresis curves, X-ray diffraction patterns, and σ-T (Magnetization-Temperature) curves. The value of (BH)
max for an isotropic compression-molding bonded magnet prepared by using {Sm
10(Fe
0.9Co
0.1)
88.7Ti
0.3Zr
0.5Y
0.5}
85.6N
14.4 powder was 92.7 kJ/m
3 (11.7 MGOe), when the density of the bonded magnet was 6.08 Mg/m
3. The average reversible temperature coefficient of J
r was α(J
r)
ave. =-0.05%/°C, and the temperature coefficient of H
cJ in a range from 25 to 125°C obtained by linear extrapolation was α(H
cJ) =-0.46 %/°C.
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