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publication name Effect of thermal and mechanical cycling on the elastic and dissipative energy in CuAl(11,6wt%)Be(0.36wt%) shape memory alloy in press Journal of Alloys and Compounds, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jallcom.2012.06.108.
Authors T.Y. El Rasasi, L. Daróczi, D.L. Beke
year 2012
keywords Effect of cycling; Martensitic transformation; Shape memory
journal Journal of Alloys and Compounds
volume Volume 577
issue Issue SUPPL. 1
pages S517-S520
publisher Elsevier, sciencedirect
Local/International International
Paper Link http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0925838812010997
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Abstract

Effect of thermal and mechanical cycling on β/β′ phase transformation in CuAl(11.5 wt%)Ni(5.0 wt%) single crystalline shape memory alloy was studied. The ε-σ and ξ-T hysteretic loops were investigated after different numbers of thermal and mechanical cycles (ε and ξ are the relative deformation and martensite fraction respectively, σ and T denote the stress and temperature). The ε-σ loops were determined at fixed temperature (373 K). The ξ-T loops under zero stress were calculated from the DSC curves measured. The elastic and the dissipative energy contributions, following the procedure given in [1,2], were calculated as the function of the transformed fraction for both types of the hysteretic loops. Finally the dependence of the total elastic, E, and dissipative energy, D, (per one cycle) on the cycling number was calculated. In thermal cycling E increased by about 12 J/mol, and D decreased by about 6 J/mol. On the other hand for mechanical cycling E decreased by about 6 J/mol and D increased by about 0.2 J/mol. © 2012 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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