On the Fatigue of Shape Memory Alloys

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When we use effectively shape memory alloys require knowledge of operational behavior at the thermal stresses and mechanical variables. Measurements performed on a CuZnAl alloy, revealed fatigue properties by considering the size of the maximum load deformation corresponding recovered memory. It requires knowledge in design fatigue behavior of shape memory alloy components after education, fatigue strength by performing partial memory loss or physical destruction. The properties of memory shape alloys recommend their use for complex mechanical applications in domains as follows medicine, robotics, aeronautics, electric contacts, actuators. Shape memory metal alloys in the construction of such installations are subject to mechanical stress, and the thermal stresses, so their inclusion in a computing system fatigue involves consideration of the function performed.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 594-595)

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133-139

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