1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf00552940
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Thermoplasticity, pseudoelasticity and the memory effects associated with martensitic transformations

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“…Finaly, cooling takes place along EO until the specimen has returned to its initial state. Figure 12 is qualitatively similar to the schematic description of the shape-memory effect given by Krishnan, Delaey, Tas and Warlimont (1974) …”
Section: Isothermal Mechanical Loading and Unloadingsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Finaly, cooling takes place along EO until the specimen has returned to its initial state. Figure 12 is qualitatively similar to the schematic description of the shape-memory effect given by Krishnan, Delaey, Tas and Warlimont (1974) …”
Section: Isothermal Mechanical Loading and Unloadingsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Since the Shape Memory Effect (SME for short) was observed in Cu-Zn alloy , and in NiTi alloy (Buehler, Gilfrich, & Wiley, 1963), SMA (especially NiTi alloy) has been widely used as intelligent material for its particular characteristics, such as large load capacity, high recovery strain up to 8%, excellent fatigue performance, variable elastic modulus with phase transformation, and especially the two main interesting properties, SME and Pseudo-elasticity (PE) due to the diffusionless martensitic transformation, as discussed elsewhere Krishnan et al, 1974;Warlimont et al, 1974;Funakubo, 1987;Otsuka & Wayman, 1998).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…de níquel e, o restante, de titânio. O Nitinol possui uma composição ao redor da equiatômica e, é um material sensível a pequenas variações composicionais, as quais causam grandes mudanças nas temperaturas de transformação de fase, afetando assim, o campo de aparecimento do efeito memória de forma e superelasticidade [1,2]. No caso de operações de cortes, tanto corte de natureza mecânica como também térmica devem ser observados com atenção nestes materiais tendo em vista sua habilidade de modificação estrutural por solicitação mecânica e/ou ciclo térmico.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified