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Affiliations
V. R. Caffarena
COPPE/UFRJ PEMM e EE/UFPJ DEMM, llha do Fundáo, Rio de Janeiro
A. J.O. Cabral
COPPE/UFRJ PEMM e EE/UFRJ DEMM, ilha do Fundão, Rio de Janeiro
L. M.M. Tavares
COPPE/UFRJ PEMM e EE/UFRJ DEMM, ilha do Fundão, Rio de Janeiro
T. Owasawara
COPPE/UFRJ PEMM e EE/UFRJ DEMM, ilha do Fundão, Rio de Janeiro
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The Contribution of Ultra-Fine Milling for the Microstructure and Density of the Doped Barium Hexaferrite Sintered Dises
Vol 11 No 1 (2002)
Published: Aug 1, 2002
Abstract
Al first, the ferric oxide was ground in a roll mill, and then this product was submitted to planetary ball milling. Separately, the milled iron oxide samples (ultra-finely milled) wc.rc pul mixed with stoichiometric amounts of barium carbonate and doping elements and then calcined (1) at l35O°C during 4 hours. That sample coming from ultra-fine milling prior to calcination was again submitted to final ultra-fine milling in a planetary ball mill. The doped barium hexaferrite final powder was granulated through spray drying and die-pressed into discs, which were subseqüchtly sintered at 135O°C. These sintered pieces were characterized by scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, (2) and magnetic characterization.