JOURNAL ARTICLE

Adaptivity of shape memory alloys for use in adaptive materials

Jan Van Humbeeck

Year: 1996 Journal:   Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Vol: 2779 Pages: 442-442   Publisher: SPIE

Abstract

This paper would like to draw the attention to the possibilities of tuning shape memory alloys for optimal use in smart materials. The importance of processing, transformation temperatures, hysteresis, texture is discussed. Finally, it is explained how the microstructure, by means of the presence of precipitates, can lead to dramatic but interesting changes in the E- modulus behavior during the martensitic transformation.

Keywords:
Shape-memory alloy Microstructure Diffusionless transformation Hysteresis Materials science Transformation (genetics) Texture (cosmology) Modulus Smart material Martensite Magnetic shape-memory alloy Computer science Metallurgy Artificial intelligence Composite material Condensed matter physics Magnetic domain Magnetization Physics

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Topics

Shape Memory Alloy Transformations
Physical Sciences →  Materials Science →  Materials Chemistry

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