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. 2023 Aug 29;11(36):13374–13386. doi: 10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c02984

Table 1. Magnetic Properties of Magnets Processed by Different Techniquesa.

Reference Composition Sintering technique Ms [A m2 kg –1] Mr [A (m2 kg–1)] (μ0Mr) [T] μ0Hc [kA/m] (BH)max [kJ/m3]
Hexaferrite magnet
(18) SrFe12O19 Conventional (Thermal sintering)   (0.38) 270.6 33.5
(37) SrFe12O19 SiO2 Conventional (Thermal sintering) 54   135.2  
(38) SrFe12O19·0.2%PVA·0, 6%SiO2 Ceramic processing route with two-step sintering 58 46 163.1  
(39) SrFe12O19 Microwave-assisted calcination route 54.8 29.52 421.8  
(40) SrFe12O19 Microwave sintering 50.4   437.7  
(41) M-SrFe12O19 Microwave sintering 64   95.5  
(42) SrM ferrite fine particles (1.0%La2O3, 0.1%Co3O4) Spark plasma sintering   (0.32) 326.3 18.2
(43) SrFe12O19 Spark plasma sintering 73.6 65.8 167.1 21.9
(44) SrFe12O19 Hydrothermal: Sol–gel precursor coating technique 64.5   389.9  
(45) SrFe12O19 Hydrothermal 72.2 44.76 175.1 9.5
Mn–Al–C magnets
(32) Mn53Al45C2 Casting + annealing + hot extrusion   (0.61) 214.9 49.0
(46) Mn55Al45C1 Mechanical milling + powder compaction + annealing 119 41 119.4 6.2
(47) Mn56Al44 Mechanical milling + spark plasma sintering + rapid thermal annealing 28   193.4  
(48) Mn53.5Al44.5C2 Arc-melting + annealing + high energy ball milling + hHot compaction (0.50) 28 262.6 4.8
(47) Mn53.5Al44.5C2 Arc melting + annealing + high energy ball milling + microwave sintering + compaction 94 39 87.5 4.0
(49) (Mn54Al46)97.56C2.44 Gas atomization powdering + annealing + compaction 90 39 270.6  
(34) (Mn57Al43)C1.1 Gas atomization powdering + annealing + hot compaction 77 42.3 287.3 11.0
(50) (Mn54Al46)97.56C2.44 Melting + melt spinning + annealing + crushing + compaction 122   103.5  
(51) Mn54Al44C2 Melting + melt spinning + mechanical milling + spark plasma sintering (0.55) (0.31) 143.3  
a

Ms, saturation magnetization; Mr, remanence; Hc, coercivity; (BH)max, maximum energy product.