The excellent performance of laser-induced removal has been widely recognized,yet the limitation of its applications has been gradually approached for complex multilayer coatings in practical situations.Therefore,it i...The excellent performance of laser-induced removal has been widely recognized,yet the limitation of its applications has been gradually approached for complex multilayer coatings in practical situations.Therefore,it is necessary to clarify the laser-induced removal mechanisms of different material layers,which may contribute to guiding precise and controllable layer-by-layer removal and subsequent repair.Herein,the laser-induced layer-by-layer removal of FeCo-based multilayer wave-absorbing coatings was designed and verified.The macro/micro morphologies and elemental analysis indicated that the removal of the topcoat and wave-absorbing layer was dominated by thermal ablation.Interestingly,experiments and simulations demonstrated that a shift in the removal mechanism,i.e.,from the ablation mechanism to the stripping mechanism,occurred when the laser irradiated the primer.It is mainly attributed to the competing contributions of temperature rise and thermal stress to the removal effect.Subsequent macrodynamic behavior captured by a high-speed camera also validated the combination of both re-moval mechanisms.Additionally,the evolution of the crystalline phase and element valence state was revealed.Further laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy revealed the microscopic material motions dur-ing the layer-by-layer removal,including molecular bond breaking induced by multiphoton absorption,atomic ionization,excitation and compounding of electrons and ions,crystal lattice deformation caused by electron-phonon coupling,etc.Based on the above analysis,the thermo-mechanical action mechanisms and microscopic motion models of laser-induced layer-by-layer removal for FeCo-based multilayer wave-absorbing coatings were established,which is expected to be an ideal method for breaking through the limitation of laser-induced removal’s applications.展开更多
Precipitation strengthening is an effective approach to enhance the strength of soft magnetic alloys for applications at high temperatures,while inevitably results in deterioration in coercivity due to the pinning eff...Precipitation strengthening is an effective approach to enhance the strength of soft magnetic alloys for applications at high temperatures,while inevitably results in deterioration in coercivity due to the pinning effect on the domain wall movement.Here,we realize a good combination of high-temperature strength and ductility(ultimate tensile strength of 564 MPa and elongation of~20%,respectively)as well as low coercivity(6.97 Oe)of FeCo-2V-0.3Cr-0.2Mo soft magnetic alloy through introducing high-density magnetic nanoprecipitates.The magnetic nanoprecipitates are characterized by FeCo-based phase with disordered body-centered cubic structure,which enables the alloy to have a low coercivity.In addition,these nanoprecipitates can impede the dislocation motion and suppress the brittle fracture,which lead to a high tensile strength and ductility.This work provides a guideline to enhance strength and ductility while maintaining low coercivity in soft magnetic alloys via magnetic nanoprecipitates.展开更多
The highly sensitive giant magneto-impedance effect in a solenoid containing a magnetic core of Fe36Co36Nb4Si4.sB19.2 （FeCo-based） ribbon under a weak magnetic field （WMF） is presented in this paper. The FeCo-base...The highly sensitive giant magneto-impedance effect in a solenoid containing a magnetic core of Fe36Co36Nb4Si4.sB19.2 （FeCo-based） ribbon under a weak magnetic field （WMF） is presented in this paper. The FeCo-based amorphous ribbon is prepared by single roller quenching and annealed with Joule heat in a flowing nitro- gen atmosphere. The giant magnetoimpedance effect in solenoid （GMIES） profiles are measured with an HP4294A impedance analyzer. The result shows that the CMIES responds to the WMF sensitively （as high as 1580 %/A.m-1）. The high sensitivity can be obtained in a moderate narrow range of annealing current density （30-34 A/mm2） and closely depends on the driven current frequency. The highest sensitivity （1580 %/A.m-1） is obtained when the FeCo- based amorphous ribbon is annealed at 32 A/mm2 for 10 min and then driven with an alterning current （AC） at the frequency of 350 kHz. The highly sensitive GMIES under the WMF may result from the multiple magnetic-anisotropic structure, which is induced by the temperature gradient produced during Joule-heating the ribbon.展开更多
Influence of composition and annealing temperature on structure and magnetic properties of amorphous and nanocrystalline Fe78.4-xCoxSi9B9Nb2.6Cu1 （x=27.4, 40.0, 51.0, 78.4） alloys was investigated by X-ray diffracti...Influence of composition and annealing temperature on structure and magnetic properties of amorphous and nanocrystalline Fe78.4-xCoxSi9B9Nb2.6Cu1 （x=27.4, 40.0, 51.0, 78.4） alloys was investigated by X-ray diffraction （XRD） and the temperature dependence of permeability. According to the initial crystallization temperature （Tx1） from differential scanning calorimetry （DSC） curves of as-quenched amorphous alloys, 490-700 ℃ isothermal annealing was carded out to obtain the characteristic nanocrystalline structure. Furthermore, the soft magnetic properties were measured by temperature evolution of magnetic permeability to obtain the correlation between Co content, annealing temperature and magnetic permeability. The results show that, on the one hand, the annealing temperature exerts a significant effect on phase structure and initial permeability （μi）. The higher-temperature （from 550 to 610 ℃） annealed Co content nanocrystalline samples can remain higher μi at elevated temperature. On the other hand, partial substitution Fe by Co can improve the high-temperature magnetic stability;however, the room-temperature permeability of higher Co content alloys decreases obviously at the same time. This phenomenon was analyzed from the viewpoint of the saturation magnetic induction （Bs）, magnetic anisotropy （〈K〉） and magnetostriction （λs）.展开更多
基金support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52075246 and U2341264)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(Nos.BK20211568 and BZ2023045)+2 种基金National Science and Technology Major Project of China(No.J2019-Ⅲ-0010-0054)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.NE2022005)Liaoning Provincial Key Laboratory of Aircraft Ice Protection(No.XFX20220301).
文摘The excellent performance of laser-induced removal has been widely recognized,yet the limitation of its applications has been gradually approached for complex multilayer coatings in practical situations.Therefore,it is necessary to clarify the laser-induced removal mechanisms of different material layers,which may contribute to guiding precise and controllable layer-by-layer removal and subsequent repair.Herein,the laser-induced layer-by-layer removal of FeCo-based multilayer wave-absorbing coatings was designed and verified.The macro/micro morphologies and elemental analysis indicated that the removal of the topcoat and wave-absorbing layer was dominated by thermal ablation.Interestingly,experiments and simulations demonstrated that a shift in the removal mechanism,i.e.,from the ablation mechanism to the stripping mechanism,occurred when the laser irradiated the primer.It is mainly attributed to the competing contributions of temperature rise and thermal stress to the removal effect.Subsequent macrodynamic behavior captured by a high-speed camera also validated the combination of both re-moval mechanisms.Additionally,the evolution of the crystalline phase and element valence state was revealed.Further laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy revealed the microscopic material motions dur-ing the layer-by-layer removal,including molecular bond breaking induced by multiphoton absorption,atomic ionization,excitation and compounding of electrons and ions,crystal lattice deformation caused by electron-phonon coupling,etc.Based on the above analysis,the thermo-mechanical action mechanisms and microscopic motion models of laser-induced layer-by-layer removal for FeCo-based multilayer wave-absorbing coatings were established,which is expected to be an ideal method for breaking through the limitation of laser-induced removal’s applications.
基金This work was supported financially by the Science Fund from Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province(No.E2020202088)the Creative Research Groups(No.61271043)+1 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51771201 and 52002109)the Joint Research Fund Liaoning-Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science(No.20180510059)。
文摘Precipitation strengthening is an effective approach to enhance the strength of soft magnetic alloys for applications at high temperatures,while inevitably results in deterioration in coercivity due to the pinning effect on the domain wall movement.Here,we realize a good combination of high-temperature strength and ductility(ultimate tensile strength of 564 MPa and elongation of~20%,respectively)as well as low coercivity(6.97 Oe)of FeCo-2V-0.3Cr-0.2Mo soft magnetic alloy through introducing high-density magnetic nanoprecipitates.The magnetic nanoprecipitates are characterized by FeCo-based phase with disordered body-centered cubic structure,which enables the alloy to have a low coercivity.In addition,these nanoprecipitates can impede the dislocation motion and suppress the brittle fracture,which lead to a high tensile strength and ductility.This work provides a guideline to enhance strength and ductility while maintaining low coercivity in soft magnetic alloys via magnetic nanoprecipitates.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 50871104 and 11079029)the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province,China (Grant Nos. Y4080324 and Y6110246)the Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province, China (Grant No. Sj08e101)
文摘The highly sensitive giant magneto-impedance effect in a solenoid containing a magnetic core of Fe36Co36Nb4Si4.sB19.2 （FeCo-based） ribbon under a weak magnetic field （WMF） is presented in this paper. The FeCo-based amorphous ribbon is prepared by single roller quenching and annealed with Joule heat in a flowing nitro- gen atmosphere. The giant magnetoimpedance effect in solenoid （GMIES） profiles are measured with an HP4294A impedance analyzer. The result shows that the CMIES responds to the WMF sensitively （as high as 1580 %/A.m-1）. The high sensitivity can be obtained in a moderate narrow range of annealing current density （30-34 A/mm2） and closely depends on the driven current frequency. The highest sensitivity （1580 %/A.m-1） is obtained when the FeCo- based amorphous ribbon is annealed at 32 A/mm2 for 10 min and then driven with an alterning current （AC） at the frequency of 350 kHz. The highly sensitive GMIES under the WMF may result from the multiple magnetic-anisotropic structure, which is induced by the temperature gradient produced during Joule-heating the ribbon.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 11604242)Tianjin Research Program of Application Foundation and Advanced Technology, China (No. 14JCQNJC04000)
文摘Influence of composition and annealing temperature on structure and magnetic properties of amorphous and nanocrystalline Fe78.4-xCoxSi9B9Nb2.6Cu1 （x=27.4, 40.0, 51.0, 78.4） alloys was investigated by X-ray diffraction （XRD） and the temperature dependence of permeability. According to the initial crystallization temperature （Tx1） from differential scanning calorimetry （DSC） curves of as-quenched amorphous alloys, 490-700 ℃ isothermal annealing was carded out to obtain the characteristic nanocrystalline structure. Furthermore, the soft magnetic properties were measured by temperature evolution of magnetic permeability to obtain the correlation between Co content, annealing temperature and magnetic permeability. The results show that, on the one hand, the annealing temperature exerts a significant effect on phase structure and initial permeability （μi）. The higher-temperature （from 550 to 610 ℃） annealed Co content nanocrystalline samples can remain higher μi at elevated temperature. On the other hand, partial substitution Fe by Co can improve the high-temperature magnetic stability;however, the room-temperature permeability of higher Co content alloys decreases obviously at the same time. This phenomenon was analyzed from the viewpoint of the saturation magnetic induction （Bs）, magnetic anisotropy （〈K〉） and magnetostriction （λs）.
