2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.matdes.2017.07.055
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Fatigue behavior of a Fe-Mn-Si shape memory alloy used for prestressed strengthening

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“…As shown in Figure 9 and Table 4, the recovery stress increases linearly with the recovery temperature on all the pre-strained specimens. Ghafoori reported the fatigue behavior of the Fe-SMA and reported the recovery stress of 372 MPa on the 2% pre-strained Fe-SMA at 160 • C, referred to as "recovery temperature" in this paper [32]. The recovery stress reported in [32] is somewhat higher than obtained from this paper with 2% pre-strained Fe-SMA and 160 • C heating temperature.…”
Section: Recovery Stress Test Of Fe-smamentioning
confidence: 54%
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“…As shown in Figure 9 and Table 4, the recovery stress increases linearly with the recovery temperature on all the pre-strained specimens. Ghafoori reported the fatigue behavior of the Fe-SMA and reported the recovery stress of 372 MPa on the 2% pre-strained Fe-SMA at 160 • C, referred to as "recovery temperature" in this paper [32]. The recovery stress reported in [32] is somewhat higher than obtained from this paper with 2% pre-strained Fe-SMA and 160 • C heating temperature.…”
Section: Recovery Stress Test Of Fe-smamentioning
confidence: 54%
“…Ghafoori reported the fatigue behavior of the Fe-SMA and reported the recovery stress of 372 MPa on the 2% pre-strained Fe-SMA at 160 • C, referred to as "recovery temperature" in this paper [32]. The recovery stress reported in [32] is somewhat higher than obtained from this paper with 2% pre-strained Fe-SMA and 160 • C heating temperature. In the case of the pre-strain level variable, the 6% or over pre-strained specimen shows somewhat reduced recovery stress when compared to 4% pre-strained one.…”
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“…The shape memory effect (SME) in FeMnSi based alloys was first discovered by [1][2][3]. Due to low costs, high recovery stresses and its damping capacity the material is considered for use in civil engineering as prestressing or damping element [4][5][6][7][8][9]. The SME is based on the stress-induced austenite fcc (γ) to martensite hcp (ε) transformation.…”
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“…Eine Materialcharakterisierung der an der EMPA entwickelten eisenbasierten Formgedächtnislegierung FE‐17Mn‐5Si‐10Cr‐4Ni‐1(V,C) (mass %) wurde in durchgeführt. Das Ermüdungsverhalten dieser Legierung wurde in untersucht.…”
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