Recent Advancements in Bulk Processing of Rare‐Earth‐Free Hard Magnetic Materials and Related Multiscale Simulations

The research on rare‐earth‐free magnetic materials has increased significantly in recent years, driven by supply chain issues, environmental and social concerns, and the growing demand for permanent magnets for green energy technologies. Current research efforts are focused on developing feasible processing methods to produce these alternative magnetic materials on a large scale. This review examines the latest advances in bulk processing methods for rare‐earth‐free magnetic materials, highlighting the key materials (α‐MnBi, τ‐MnAl, L1 0 ‐FeNi, α″‐Fe 16 N 2 , FeTa, Fe 2 P), processing techniques, advanced multiscale simulations and associated challenges.

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Advanced Engineering Materials
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2025-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.1002/adem.202502032
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Magnetic Properties of Alloys
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Recent Advancements in Bulk Processing of Rare‐Earth‐Free Hard Magnetic Materials and Related Multiscale Simulations

Andrea Bachmaier, Daniel Scheiber
Advanced Engineering Materials
Magnetic Properties of Alloys
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Recent Advancements in Bulk Processing of Rare‐Earth‐Free Hard Magnetic Materials and Related Multiscale Simulations

Andrea Bachmaier, Daniel Scheiber
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The research on rare‐earth‐free magnetic materials has increased significantly in recent years, driven by supply chain issues, environmental and social concerns, and the growing demand for permanent magnets for green energy technologies. Current research efforts are focused on developing feasible processing methods to produce these alternative magnetic materials on a large scale. This review examines the latest advances in bulk processing methods for rare‐earth‐free magnetic materials, highlighting the key materials (α‐MnBi, τ‐MnAl, L1 0 ‐FeNi, α″‐Fe 16 N 2 , FeTa, Fe 2 P), processing techniques, advanced multiscale simulations and associated challenges.

Advanced Engineering MaterialsVol. 28(3)
Austrian Academy of Sciences (AT), Erich Schmid Institute of Materials Science (AT), Materials Center Leoben (Austria) (AT)
Austrian Science Fund, Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Magnetic Properties of Alloys
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