Halbach Array Permanent magnets using harmonic corrector rings - thus making the field real-valued. Because H z is much larger than the transverse components, H x or H y , they are truncated by H z and therefore negligible. Hence, to a good approximation, H z determines the Larmor frequency. The task of the shimming [...]
Canada Magnets Client visited MPCO On 30th July 2018, the Magnets Clients from Canada, visited MPCO Inc. factory located at Ningbo, China. Our Canada client purchased ndfeb magnets, magnetic pickup rod and magnetic separator before. This time they are going to buy Magnetic Separator for compressed air pipeline project. Accompanied by our sales manager Mr. [...]
Magnetic Security Tag Remover - Security tag is widely used for preventing shoplifting. Security tag is usually fixed to merchandise, and will be removed by the clerks when items are properly bought. At exits of the store, a detection system sound alarm or otherwise alert staff when EAS system senses active security tags. Structure of [...]
Daily Use Magnets - We offer the broadest selection of the highest quality NdFeB magnets which are widely used in your life. Please let me your size or application, and we will supply suitable magnets to you. Daily Use Magnets What are the uses of the magnets? Let us find the answer as [...]
Permanent Magnet Magnetic Field Strength For magnet users, how to confirm the grade and magnetic properties are still a long standing issue. Most of users can’t get the value of main magnetic parameters by themselves. In this case, the relative measurement of magnetic properties is the best solution. The relative measurement of magnetic properties includes [...]
Magnetic Extrusion Material: • Strontium ferrite in thermo-plastic binder. • Max operating temperature 176˚F • Forms a strong bond when paired with itself. • Magnetic on 1 face. Description of Magnetic ExtrusionS The magnetic extrusion is a strontium ferrite magnetic powder within a thermo-plastic binder that is extruded through a die to create a specific [...]
40 Years Later No Fe16N2 Magnet – Why? • Difficult to synthesize pure Fe16N2 by conventional methods e.g. solubility of N in liquid Fe very low (0.045 versus 5.5 wt % for C). • Alloy cannot be formed by conventional processing methods e.g. melting and casting. • Contradictory results over the years probably due to inconsistent sample preparation and measurement techniques. • Fe16N2 decomposes above 300 C. Fe16N2 Magnet • Cannot be formed by powder metallurgical processing. • Lots of magnetization available but need coercivity for a useful PM compound; theoretical magnetocrystalline anisotropy H is 16 kOe but will need help from other mechanisms e.g. shape, strain. Bulk Fe16N2 Magnet Reported by UMN Team and Niron Magnetics Formed • Strained wire method used to enhance magnetic property; strain‐assisted annealing. Niron Magnetics – Good News • The company is producing bulk iron nitride magnets today for further research and development. • First principles calculations demonstrate a theoretical BHmax of 135 MGOe and Hc of 16 KOe. • Raw materials are cheap and abundant. • Isotropic bonded magnet BHmax > 30 MGOe feasible. Niron Magnetics – Bad News • Iron nitride by itself is inherently heat sensitive. • It decomposes before it sinters – iron nitride magnets will all be bonded in some fashion. • Coercivity needs to be improved. • They will need the same corrosion protection as raw iron. • Niron hasn’t announced a commercial product yet NdFeB Segment Magnets [...]
Your permanent magnet should lose no more than 1% of its magnetic strength over a period of 100 years provided it is specified and cared for properly. There are a few things that may cause your magnet to lose its strength: HEAT Heat above the maximum level rated for the magnet material in your separator [...]
Magnetic Fields What is a magnetic field? A magnetic field is quite simply the area around a magnet in which its magnetism can affect other objects. If you were to be able to see a magnetic field, you would see lines called lines of flux that show the direction of a magnet’s force or field. [...]
Why compass can be inaccurate Compasses are brilliantly useful but they can sometimes lead us astray, because of two quite different problems called declination (or variation) and deviation. Here's why. compass Declination (variation) Earth spins about an axis (a kind of invisible rod) running through the north pole (sometimes called the geographic north [...]
How do compasses work? Artwork: Earth behaves as though it has a giant bar magnet built inside it. But the magnet is the opposite way around to how you might think, with its south pole up near Earth's actual (geographic) north pole and vice-versa. A compass needle points north because the north pole of the [...]
Magnetic Field on Earth Earth has a magnetic field. If you imagine a gigantic bar magnet inside of Earth, you'll have a pretty good idea what Earth's magnetic field is shaped like. Of course, Earth DOESN'T have a giant bar magnet inside it; instead, our planet's magnetic field is made by swirling motions of molten [...]