Myths and truths of nitinol mechanics: elasticity and tension–compression asymmetry

AN Bucsek, HM Paranjape, AP Stebner - Shape Memory and …, 2016 - Springer
Two prevalent myths of Nitinol mechanics are examined:(1) Martensite is more compliant
than austenite;(2) Texture-free Nitinol polycrystals do not exhibit tension–compression
asymmetry. By reviewing existing literature, the following truths are revealed:(1) Martensite
crystals may be more compliant, equally stiff, or stiffer than austenite crystals, depending on
the orientation of the applied load. The Young's Modulus of polycrystalline Nitinol is not a
fixed number—it changes with both processing and in operando deformations. Nitinol …

[引用][C] Myths and Truths of Nitinol Mechanics: Elasticity and Tension–Compression Asymmetry, Shape Mem. Superelasticity. 2 (2016) 264–271

AN Bucsek, HM Paranjape, AP Stebner
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