Features of Stress Changes in the Alloy Ti50Ni48,7Mo0,3V1 under Loading in a Wide Temperature Range

Viktor Gyunter; Gulsharat Baigonakova; Еkaterina Marchenko; Аnatoliy A. Klopotov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1085.299

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Features of Stress Changes in the Alloy Ti₅₀Ni_48,7Mo_0,3V₁ under Loading in a Wide Temperature Range

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The results of the study on properties of shape memory effect alloys, obtained on the basis of the experimentally determined temperature dependency of the shear martensitic stress in the alloy Ti₅₀Ni_48.7Mo_0.3V₁, are described. It has been established that the total strain of the sample and the yield point reach a maximum value (ε = 25.5 %, σ_В = 1280 МPа) at a test temperature of 300 K. It has been methodically shown how using this experiment in NiTi-based alloys it is possible to estimate temperature ranges of shape memory effect occurrence and to determine parameters of mechanical properties.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1085)

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Viktor Gyunter, Gulsharat Baigonakova, Еkaterina Marchenko, Аnatoliy A. Klopotov

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Martensitic Transformation (MT), Mechanical Property, Shape Memory Effect Alloys, Titanium Nickelide

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