Anisotropy in Elastic Properties of Textured TiNbAl Shape Memory Alloy

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Anisotropy in elastic properties of Ti-24mol%Nb-3mol%Al (TiNbAl), a new biomedical shape memory alloy developed by our group, was characterized in a temperature range from 133K to 413K. A well developed <110>{112}-type recrystallization texture is formed by an annealing at 1273K for 1.8ks after a severe cold-rolling. Young’s modulus of the -phase exhibited a strong anisotropy depending on the loading direction. Young’s modulus along of -phase of TiNbAl around room temperature was estimated to be , with assuming that the texture is perfectly developed.

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