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Phase transformation and functional properties of submicrocrystalline Ni49.8Ti50.2 shape memory alloy

V.S. Kalashnikov1, A.V. Petrov2, V.V. Koledov3

research article Pages: 10-12

  1. 1 Post-graduate Student, Kotel-nikov Institute of Radio Engineering, and Electronics Russian Academy of Sciences
  2. 2 IRE RAS Post-graduate Student, Kotel-nikov Institute of Radio Engineering, and Electronics Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. 3 Dr. Sc. (Phis.-Math.), Professor, Leading Researcher, Kotel-nikov Institute of Radio Engineering, and Electronics Russian Academy of Sciences

Abstract

A comparative study of functional properties of submicrocrystalline (SMC)and high grained (HG) Ti-Ni shape memory alloy (SMA) was performed on a specially designed setup. It was demonstrated, that SMC samples possess as far as two times higher reactive stresses and durability. A model qualitatively explaining the enhancing of functional properties was proposed. SMA integral characteristics - of «functional inflexibility» and «energy capacity» were introduced.

How to cite

Калашников В.С., Петров А.В., Коледов В.В. Фазовые превращения и функциональные свойства субмикрокристаллического сплава Ni49.8Ti50.2 с эффектом памяти формы // Нелинейный мир. 2014. № 2. С. 10–12.

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