JOURNAL ARTICLE
Fe-Mn-Si Based Shape Memory Alloys
Year: 2000 Journal: Materials science forum Vol: 327-328 Pages: 199-206 Publisher: Trans Tech Publications
Abstract
Characteristics of martensitic transformation fcc(γ)→hcp(e) in Fe-Mn-Si based alloys are briefly reviewed. By analyzing the influences of constituents and treatments on shape memory effect (SME) in Fe-Mn-Si, the main factors controlling SME are summarized as austenite strengthening, stacking fault energy (probability) and antiferromagnetic temperature. Contribution of thermomechanical training to SME is introduced. The Fe-Mn-Si-Re (rare earth elements) and Fe-Mn-Si-Cr-N alloys are recommended as two novel shape memory alloys with superior SME.
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Materials science Shape-memory alloy Metallurgy Engineering physics
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Shape Memory Alloy Transformations
Physical Sciences → Materials Science → Materials Chemistry
Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Mechanical Engineering
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