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Mechanical and magnetic properties of Fe-Co-V alloy produced by Selective Laser Melting
Abstract
Additive manufacturing technologies have opened up new possibilities for realizing more comprehensive magnetic circuit designs, ultimately leading to electrical machines with enhanced performance, lower material consumption and cost. This study introduces the properties of soft magnetic Fe-49Co-2V material produced by Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) process from gas-atomized powder that are compared to printed binary Fe-Co alloys. The LBPF process parameters were optimized for low porosity by implementing a Design of Experiments (DoE) approach. Samples were manufactured for magnetic and mechanical characterization using the optimized process parameters and heat treated using different cycles. The magnetic properties were measured at different frequencies and magnetic flux densities and the mechanical properties were characterized by conducting tensile tests. The samples manufactured with optimized process parameters had a very low porosity. Based on the magnetic measurements the best heat treatment cycle led to magnetic saturation, permeability and coercivity values comparable to commercial standardized Fe-49Co-2V alloy.