“…The vertical ε max of 2450 ppm of PU:LaNi 5 /Ti is slightly and tremendously higher than that (2300 and 250 ppm) reported for PU:LaNi 5 /PU 10) and ABS:LaNi 5 /ABS 10) , respectively, although it is slightly lower than that (2500 ppm) of the SR:LaNi 5 /SR. Table 1 The maximum reversible strain (ε max ) and responsiveness (dε max /dt) in vertical direction, as well as elastic load resistivity (dF/dε) and elasticity (dσ/dε) of the PU:LaNi 5 /Ti along with those reported for PU:LaNi 5 /Cu 11) , PU:LaNi 5 /PU 10) , ABS:LaNi 5 /ABS 10) and SR:LaNi 5 /SR 9) , together with ε max on horizontal direction of the PU:LaNi 5 /Ti and PU:LaNi 5 /Cu, 11) as well as elasticity of Pd 13) The maximum bending strain (ε max ) of reversible motion of the unimorph sheet strongly depends on not only hydrogenation expansion of LaNi 5 powders, but also both elasticity and its limits of the composites. Thus, the bending stressstrain curves have been obtained.…”