Iron
Fe
Bal.
Cobalt
Co
49.5~51.0%
Vanadium
V
0.8~1.8%
Nickel
Ni
0.5%
Silicon
Si
≤0.3%
Manganese
Mn
≤0.3%
Copper
Cu
≤0.2%
Carbon
C
≤0.04%
Phosphorus
P
≤0.02%
Sulfur
S
≤0.02%
1J22 is an iron-cobalt-vanadium soft magnetic alloy with high saturation magnetic induction. Among the existing soft magnetic materials, this alloy has the highest saturation magnetic induction (2.4T), high DC permeability, and a high Curie point (980℃). ), the saturation magnetostriction coefficient is the largest (60~100×10-6), at the same time it has a lower DC coercivity and a lower AC iron loss. Due to the high saturation magnetic induction, the volume of the motor can be significantly reduced when the motor of the same power is made, and when it is used as an electromagnet, it can produce a large attracting force under the same cross-sectional area. Due to the high Curie point, it can continue to work in a higher temperature environment where general soft magnetic alloys cannot work normally, and can maintain relatively good magnetic properties. It is worth noting that the alloy has a low resistivity (0.27μΩ·m) and is not suitable for use at high frequencies, and because of its high cobalt content (50%), it is expensive, easy to oxidize, and has poor plasticity.
1J22 application rangeDue to its large magnetostrictive coefficient, 1J22 is extremely suitable for magnetostrictive transducers, with high output energy and high working efficiency. It is suitable for light and small aviation and aerospace electrical components, such as microelectronic rotors, Electromagnet pole heads, relays, transducers, etc. Therefore, this material is widely used in the aerospace field as an armature punch of aerospace synchronization and torque motors.
Similar grades: AFK502 (France), 49КФ (Russia), Permendur (UK), Supermendur (US), HiperCo50 (US)
1J22 process performance1.1 J22 alloy can be processed into thin ribbons and filaments after rapid quenching at about 880°C. The ribbons and filaments can be punched, wound or processed into various shapes of components.
2.1J22 alloy hot rolled (forged) material, cold drawn wire material and strip material can be cut and ground. When the alloy is processed into components and subjected to the final heat treatment of slow cooling, the plasticity is very poor, and it can only be slightly ground.
Physical properties
Density (g/cm3) |
Resistivity (ΜΩ•m) |
Curie point (℃) |
remanence (T) |
Yield Strength (MPa) |
Tensile strength (Mpa) |
Elongation (%) |
Elastic Modulus Ksi |
Magnetostriction coefficient |
8.2 |
0.4 |
980 |
1.45 |
1280 |
1340 |
1 |
3x103 |
60x10-6 |
Magnetic properties
Product form |
Magnetic induction intensity at different magnetic field strength (A/m)/T |
Coercivity Hc/(A/m) |
|
B400 |
B800 |
B1600 |
B2400 |
B4000 |
B8000 |
|
|
≥ |
≤ |
Cold rolled strip |
1.6 |
1.8 |
2 |
2.1 |
2.15 |
2.2 |
128 |
Wire, forged (rolled) material |
... |
... |
... |
2.05 |
2.15 |
2.2 |
144 |
Physical properties/average linear expansion coefficient (10-6/℃)
Temperature |
Coefficient of expansion |
68°F |
20°C |
-6/°F |
10-6/℃ |
392 |
200 |
5.28 |
9.5 |
752 |
400 |
5.61 |
10.1 |
1112 |
600 |
5.83 |
10.5 |
1472 |
800 |
6.28 |
11.3 |
Heat treatment system
Form |
Specification/mm |
Delivery status |
Bar |
8.0-30.0 |
Hot rolled |
30.0-180.0 |
Hot forging |
Plate |
3.5-30.0 |
Hot rolled |
30.0-40.0 |
Hot forging |
Strip |
0.05-1.0 |
Cold rolled |