Deformation Cycle Resistance of Titanium Nickelide - Polymer Composite Material

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The static and cyclic mechanical behavior of samples of composite material with a matrix made of silicone rubber or low-pressure polyethylene reinforced with fibers of titanium nickelide with a martensitic structure has been investigated. It is shown that such composite materials have high deformation cycle resistance.

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