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The rare earth group consists of 17 elements which are chemically very similar. The most valuable use of rare earth elements is in permanent magnets.
The RaRE project establishes an end-to-end supply chain for recyclable rare-earth magnets in electric machines, building on research by the University of Birmingham and waste electronics supplied by Intelligent Lifecycle Solutions.
The REAP project focuses on extracting rare earth magnets from audio products, addressing supply restrictions for neodymium iron boron magnets used in electric vehicles and loudspeakers.
The REEsilience project aims to create a sustainable supply chain for magnetic rare earth materials in Europe, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe program.
HyProMag reports 2023 manufacturing milestones for magnets produced using its patented Hydrogen Process of Magnetic Scrap technology, which recovers NdFeB material from end-of-life components.
Mkango Resources Ltd announces its partnership with HyProMag in the Innovate UK-funded RaRE project, which aims to use recycled rare earth magnets in electric vehicle components.
HyProMag The Magnetic Materials Group within the School of Metallurgy at the University of Birmingham has been active in the field of rare earth alloys and processing of permanent magnets using hydrogen for over forty years. Originated by Professor Rex Harris, the hydrogen decrepitation method, which is used to reduce NdFeB alloys to a powder, … Continue reading "MKANGO ANNOUNCES PROPOSED INVESTMENT IN HYPROMAG"
The founding directors of HyProMag Ltd include Professor Emeritus Rex Harris, Professor Allan Walton, Dr John Speight and Mr David Kennedy.
HyProMag Ltd was founded in 2018 by directors David Kennedy, Rex Harris, John Speight, and Allan Walton to develop a full recycling supply chain for neodymium iron boron magnets.
