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Surface Characterization of Lüders Band on NiTi Shape Memory Alloy

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The tensile deformation of NiTi alloy can proceeds in either homogeneous manner, or localized deformation via formation and propagation of macroscopic shear bands, that is commonly known as Lüders-like deformation. The high deformation strain within the localized deformed regions can result in the changes of surface characteristics of NiTi specimen. This paper studies the surface roughening effect associated with Lüders-like deformation of martensitic NiTi alloy, via surface characterization of polished surface and localized deformed region that consists of Lüders bands on tensile specimens, respectively. The surface roughness profile and roughness parameters of surface with Lüders bands are significantly different and higher as compared to the polished surface.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 929)

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August 2022

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Ching Wei Ng, Abdus Samad Mahmud*, Muhammad Fauzinizam Razali

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Atomic Force Microscopy, Free Surface Roughening, Lüders-Like Deformation, Shape Memory Alloy, Surface Characterization

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