Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

Nippon Oil Fats Co., Ltd.

Yoshihito Kawamura

Makoto Takagi

Yukihisa Takeuchi

Masatada Araki

Yutaka Kuroyama

Toru Imura

Masashi Akai

A method of producing a compact of amorphous alloy, comprising the steps of, preparing a billet by filling a container made of a ductile metal with powder of the amorphous alloy, plastically working said billet at a temperature higher than plasticity transition temperature of the amorphous alloy but less than crystallization temperature of said alloy so that both a shear strain of not less than about 0.7 but less than 1.8 and a stress not less than about 90 Kgf/mm.sup.2 and less than 400 Kgf/mm.sup.2 are applied to the amorphous alloy powder filled in the container.

Method of producing a compact of amorphous alloys

A composite article comprising a metal and an amorphous metal bonded thereto by the explosion, being free from residual stress and compression stress in the amorphous metal portion, and having excellent magnetic properties inherent to the amorphous metal can be obtained by heating a composite article produced by bonding an amorphous metal to a metal through the explosion pressure to remove the residual stress caused in the amorphous metal during the explosion bonding, and then subjecting the heat treated composite article to a plastic working so as to give a tensile stress in the amorphous metal in an amount sufficient to offset the compression stress caused in the amorphous metal due to the heat treatment.

Amorphous metal-metal composite article, a method for producing the

An amorphous metal-metal composite article comprising a metal and an amorphous metal thin sheet firmly bonded thereto and having high durability and reliability can be obtained by a method, wherein the surface roughness of a metal to be bonded with an amorphous metal thin sheet is adjusted to a certain surface roughness and an explosion shock is applied to an assembly of the metal and the amorphous metal thin sheet superposed thereon, under a condition that the moving velocity of the collision point of the amorphous metal thin sheet to the metal is higher than the sound velocity in the amorphous metal.

Amorphous metal-metal composite article and a method for producing the

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